I wonder if the color of the door is significant in some way? These days any time I see "Windows" I think "7". Tomorrow is the big day. I think MS may have finally hit a home run with this one. I am just so glad I was able to run XP on all 6 of our computers until now. Never had to deal with the dreaded Vista, thank goodness. Whoa, a bit off topic, but Happy WW anyway!
Beautifully photographed! I would guess that long ago all religions had to protect the churches and temples from the non-believers (and sometimes other religions). Thus strong buildings and sturdy doors were a must.
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Very red. I wonder what the significance of the red is in Buddhist traditions...
That is quite a striking shade of red.
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Bet those are some large doors. Very Buddhist Red indeed.
These doors look significant - as they should.
Strong looking doors..love this photo
Such a vivid and beautiful red!
Buddhist temples are so interesting and colorful...I am curious what the red signifies...just might research it...beautiful capture!
I wonder if the color of the door is significant in some way? These days any time I see "Windows" I think "7". Tomorrow is the big day. I think MS may have finally hit a home run with this one. I am just so glad I was able to run XP on all 6 of our computers until now. Never had to deal with the dreaded Vista, thank goodness. Whoa, a bit off topic, but Happy WW anyway!
Beautifully photographed! I would guess that long ago all religions had to protect the churches and temples from the non-believers (and sometimes other religions). Thus strong buildings and sturdy doors were a must.
Beautiful door ! Looks much better then our wooden church doors (some of them, lol)
Very striking. I like the lions.
Beautiful RED doors in Buddhist and all Asian tradition... :)
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