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Originally posted by groingrinder
reply to post by slapjacks
Get rid of it and get somebody to do a whole house cleansing. I love old stuff, but the shed is more than just an eyesore apparently. Let it go and move on. Maybe you could have a seance with an ouija board before you dismantle it and sell the lumber.
Originally posted by slapjacks
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Correct the lock is on the inside. And the style of lock is some sort of drop in pin so it is not unlock-able from the outside
A couple things I noticed in the pics and may be wrong about. Is the red on the inside of the door as well as the lock? If so, I would wonder why?
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by slapjacks
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Correct the lock is on the inside. And the style of lock is some sort of drop in pin so it is not unlock-able from the outside
What would scare someone, so much, that they'd lock themself *inside* a small shed, *inside* a basement....
It's obvious the lock wasn't put there for a cat or a dog...only hands could manipulate it.
Did this not cause some questions with you. I've built 5 shed buildings in my life, gardening storage small buildings. Never...ever...have I even considered putting a lock on the inside.
Des
edit on 20-2-2013 by Destinyone because: (no reason given)
A red door indicates "welcome," or "safe place," or "sanctuary." In many cultures, red indicates good fortune or warmth/safety
Originally posted by Vasa Croe
Very odd....I would actually lean towards there being a tunnel behind here also. The door being painted red on the inside as well as the lock being inside would lead me to believe that it would be a sign to stop if coming in. Again...this could go back to a civil war era possibility....
A red door indicates "welcome," or "safe place," or "sanctuary." In many cultures, red indicates good fortune or warmth/safety