One of my greatest joys when travelling is to explore the lesser trodden places (read: less touristy spots) during my morning runs.
Came across this whimsical sight in Ipoh a month ago, along the less explored parts of the Kinta River. Upon closer inspection, it looks like the owners of this vegetable patch decided to repurpose the door. Maybe they had a sense of humour too.
This is my contribution toJanuary’s Photo Adventure: Rural hosted by Little Pieces of Me.
All things bright and beautiful 
This is my favorite re-purposing of a door ever! Very clever and probably one of the coolest gates I’ve seen. Great capture.
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Thank you so much – and thank you for the opportunity to showcase it through your challenge!
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Very cool!
Hope you guys are all well Ju-Lyn 🙂
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We are doing well, Lorelle, thank you! It has been a while since I have caught up on this platform so am very glad to be back in touch, and reading the lovely posts you are writing!
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Thanks so much lovely. Glad to hear all is well ❤️
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I love this!
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Thanks Su! It’s fun, isn’t it? We actually stood around for quite a while to figure whether the door was functional. We thought it was rather clever!
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Fantastic 👏
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Thank you Jez! Appreciate your encouragement!
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I thought you were posting a door challenge for a minute!! Funny sight
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It would have fit right in with Norm’s Door Challenge, right?
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I can see why that caught your eye! Thanks for sharing the photo…
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Thanks Ann! for sharing in my delight!
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That is really cute, but also functional if they need to get through to the river. So, great idea, really.
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I love how function and form interplay ….
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Absolutely.
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Unique idea!
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