So what do you see when you see a set of closed gates? The end? Not able to go any further? Or a new beginning? Throw them open wide and enter in to a new day and a new tomorrow. For me it is the second. As I hope it will be for everyone. Have a great day.
Now that is a positive attitude! A new day and a new tomorrow always brings hope – and hopefully more adventures! As far as these particular gates, they are in Jefferson Barracks St. Louis County park. I believe these gates can’t be opened, but if you walk down just a bit to the end of the gates, you can walk around to the new day and the new tomorrow! Enjoy your day!
Chambers on the Road 
There’s nothing like being gifted a couple of gates. 😉
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What else would you need? 🙂
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A super long drive way and massive house to go with them.😂
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Nice photo! In addition to capturing the historical significance, the scenery beyond the gates makes me want to get through and check it out!
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This is is Jefferson Barracks County Park where I have walked many miles. It is a beautiful historical park which overlooks the Mississippi.
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So what do you see when you see a set of closed gates? The end? Not able to go any further? Or a new beginning? Throw them open wide and enter in to a new day and a new tomorrow. For me it is the second. As I hope it will be for everyone. Have a great day.
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Now that is a positive attitude! A new day and a new tomorrow always brings hope – and hopefully more adventures! As far as these particular gates, they are in Jefferson Barracks St. Louis County park. I believe these gates can’t be opened, but if you walk down just a bit to the end of the gates, you can walk around to the new day and the new tomorrow! Enjoy your day!
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I love old gates and their past!
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I do, too. And these are so ornamental. The park also has a fence made from civil war gun barrels. Enjoy your day!
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