The Time Traveller by Roy G. Krenkel

Fascinat'n in so many ways.  Neither the traveller nor the destination has anything to do with my world/times.  Does an alien being have a human as a pet?  Until Roy showed us, no one would probably think of a time machine only being visible when a door was open, and only visible on the interior in the time it has gone to.  Perhaps the exterior is visible (sans traveller and open door) in the time the machine exists in.  Notice how discussing time travel tends to make one end sentences incorrectly...the traveller has either gone to a distant future, or a distant past, or both, and/or another plane entirely.  It is also very obvious at this point in time that I must now go to the time/place most generally referred to as dreamland