I made an effort and took a lot of pictures of the doors of Rye. Not really sure why I completely forgot about them while in other towns and villages. Maybe they were just not as nice. But while we walked around Rye the doors really were a feature of their own. The whole town, as small as it was, had everything you wanted from a place. Including but not limited to beautiful houses and therefore also doors. Most houses have a name, which is prominently displayed somewhere above or near the door. So here is the best that Rye had to offer in terms of doors. Yours, Pollybert
two white doors side by side @Rye
the side door of the Elders House @Rye
black door on a steep street @Rye
Hartshorn House, the old hospital @Rye
I don’t know what is meant by ‘the seat’, but it’s definitely a distinctive name.
House with the seat @Rye
Finally we have a door in color, bright red!
Knowle House @Rye
The house with the secret garden @Rye
The house opposite @Rye
Norman House @Rye
it really was a very small door @Rye
an unadorned brown door @Rye
The house with two front doors @Rye
beautiful grey door @Rye
a door in pink with no name @Rye
double white doors with red begonia @Rye
ca. 1475, probably the house and not the door @Rye
a narrow door in green @Rye
