16-03-17
I haven’t been out and about much this week, taking the opportunity to do a bit of tidying up in the garden when the weather has been good. Did manage to get into town on Monday though and captured a few doors for the excellent Norm 2.0 blog.
Cherub
Another former Hosiery factory, the stone and brickwork set the door off.
Former Police Station #1
Former Police Station #2
The police station was built in 1933 of Portland stone and is Grade 11 listed.
I couldn’t finish without a Blue Door.
Took this one in 1993 on my first visit to Riga, Latvia. I liked the old cannons embedded into the pavement and the two imposing faces. (The door has now been restored and to me at least doesn’t look anywhere near as good)
Love this last one,
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Thank you Mombam. :>)
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I love the gallery. All the doors are great in their own way.
janet
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Thank you Janet. :>)
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Cherub?
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Hosiery, now appartments :>)
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I liked all the doors, but the last one is a wow. Blue doors are mighty fine …. as well as the smiling faces. It feels welcoming.
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Thank you Joanne, sadly it looks completely different now. Yes there’s definitely something about Blue doors. :>)
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I am partial to doors to police buildings (cop shops I call them as a retired LEO), but those blue doors are exquisite!!!
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Thank you :>)
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That first one is my fave but boy the police sure used to have some nice looking offices 🙂
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My favorites are the first and the last doors because of the colors! Great post:)
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Thank you Jesh. :>)
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That bottom door is amazing. I love blue doors.
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Thanks Dan, me too. :>)
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The CHERUB door is my favourites 😊
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I have a thing about old factory/commercial doors, trying to photograph them before they get restored or the building gets demolished.
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Yes! 😊
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