Doors of Inman Park

I did my own personal photo hunt one day in Inman Park, and here’s a glimpse of what I came up with.

This building is on a tiny street that I think is called Bernina — in any event, it’s down the way from Park’s Edge restaurant, a block off of Highland.

This door also faces a narrow alleyway that’s behind Highland Ave.

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