The second in the Doors series . . .
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Love the two from Chur snd the one from Paris
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Thank you. Chur is awash in great doors. I love the one from Paris, too. I’ve had it framed on the wall (with a few others) for years.
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Interesting! I’ve never hung ant of my photos, maybe I should start…..
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The Paris France door with the ironwork is trippy. No pun intended.
[You know there’s an ongoing blog challenge about doors, right? It’s on Thursdays and hosted by Dan Antion at No Facilities. You’d fit-in there ezpz. Might even steal the show!]
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Oooh, thanks! I’ll look into it.
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Love the Chur doors, and but feel so familiar with the Ngong Khiaw door.
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I have a friend who is obsessed with taking pictures of doors. Hey, do you happen to know Ron in Philly?!
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No, but I’ll be sure to look him up the next time I’m there!
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So many doors with so many interesting stories behind them! Thanks, Mel
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There is something uniquely satisfying about a beautifully designed doorway. Be it symmetry, colour, a smattering of flowers or interesting architectural details they are something to admire 🙂
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I know. Who’d have thought something so ordinary and functional could also be so artsy?
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Gorgeous! These are definitely Thursday Doors blog link-up worthy.
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Thank you – I’ll try to remember that!
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I like how each door offers insight into the historical architectural styles of the place; I especially see that in Laos’ and Santa Fe’s. I don’t often take photos of doors on my travels, but occasionally, one will grab my interest to capture it!
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Doors – or gates to be more specific – make me think that I’m not allowed to cross untill someone else gives me permission.
I feel uncomfortable when I see gates and fences.
I know it seems stupid, but people are different.
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We all have our quirks! 🙂
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Such a cool concept. Doors, street-lamps or balconies are often pretty and atmospheric. Very good photos.
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Thank you so much. They really can be works of art.
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Really nice post you guys! Doors from all over the world, we did the exact same theme!! Love it.
https://awaywegomk.com/2021/05/07/thursday-doors-from-the-islands-to-the-highlands-of-the-world/
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Love your post – beautiful doors. Great minds blog alike, haha!
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I love that saying! 👍👍😅 And thanks so much 🙏
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