Only a red brick archway with a door cooling in the shadows from the University of Pretoria, South Africa, for today’s Thursday Doors.
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Legends from Peles Castle and a Mysterious Door
We return to Peles Castle with a few legends and a striking, yet mysterious locked wrought iron front door – for Thursday doors.
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Enjoy a story for the oldest door found at Corvin Castle, Transylvania, and still in use.
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Enjoy Under the Sign of the Four Turrets, a 100-word story from Sibiu, similar to the historical tales in my latest book release, Dreamland.
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When did geometry became art, seeping in everyday Romanian folk creations is a question as old as the cave art of Paleolithic Transylvania, and as old as the first human glimpse of the stars, the flowers, and the rivers. Art is life that’s been lived.
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