Chatelaine by durleybeachbum
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In a house the size of mine there are a lot of doors, French windows and cupboards, and some small outbuildings, all of which have keys.
This is my main key ring, and I know what all these are for, but there are other rings with ancient keys from when we came here 68 years ago
.I really must one day make something attractive out of all the unknown ones!
Comments (12)
Fine shot. My wife loves to throw things out, while I worry that we might need them someday. Should we throw away old keys if we can't remember what they unlock or keep them just in case? My argument is that they don't take up very much room, so why not hold onto them? This appealing image gives me one more argument - I can use them as subjects for a photo...
Having seen your talent on Rendo of things done in the past, I have no doubt that you will make an impressive piece of art from the keys.
Great capture -
they make an interesting subject
In a pinch I imagine they could make a formidable weapon. I also have a drawer full of keys inherited from my parents. I have no idea what they are for either.
I love this kind of photography
That are many keys Andrea. Your house was not by chance a prison in the first place?
Beautiful capture.
Flip there are a lot of keys there. I am sure you will be able to come up with something for the others.
Chatelaine - woman keeper of the castle. And of the keys! A very responsible job. Keep up the good work! You moved in 68 years ago? My!That's how old I almost am!
ups what a lot of keys! and you take them with you when you are out of your house? 😉
NO !!!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
One of the mod-cons I'm quite enamored with is the electronic door lock on our place in Texas. We have keys, and keep a set in the office at the park for emergencies, but the lock is a push-button combination affair. That allows us to change the combination if we want to, give it out to friends who need to get in for some reason, and never worry about losing the key! Of course it's got a battery, so if that dies we can't get in. LOL! That's what the keys in the front office are for. :P Yours are prettier, but ours is lighter! :)