While I was in Crete, I came across this small, weathered two-story building that really caught my eye. It had a flat, tiled roof and the exterior was quite worn, with peeling paint all over. I noticed it had a single window with a roller shutter on the upper part, and there was this interesting balcony-like feature adorned with four diamond-shaped yellow accents. It seemed to have some antennas and cables cluttering the roof, including a satellite dish and an old TV antenna, and a subpanel and a water tank for warm water, which hinted that someone lived there, even though the door does not suggest that. This building gives mixed signals. The building was surrounded by tall grass and colorful wildflowers, and in the background, there were lush green trees under a clear sky. It was in a peaceful, rural area, and the atmosphere was kind of lonely.
Posted for Dan’s Thursday Doors even if it’s Friday.
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 