20-04-17
I’ve not really been anywhere for photographing doors over the last week. The weather apart from a few days has been cold and dull and when the sun was shining I was catching up on garden chores or going to see some bands playing, which inevitably involves drinking beer :>)
Here are a few doors for Norm 2.0 ‘s excellent “Thursday Doors” blog. I’ve been collecting examples of original domestic doors, there aren’t that many left nowadays, most being replaced by plastic or aluminum. The one I forgot to take a photo of is my own !
Columns, Portholes, and Stained Glass
Plain But Original
The One On The Left I Think
1930’s I Would Guess
As It Was Built
And A Grand One To Finish With
coronet66 
The first and the last are my top choices:) The first mainly because because of the beautiful stained glass, and the last …may be the beautiful brickwork around the door. Great views here!
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Thank you Jesh :>)
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Montello – an old Hall of Residence in Knighton area? Or off London Road? Great selection as usual.
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Thanks Ian, Victoria Park Road, I wondered what the significance of Montello was, nearest I could get was a region/hill in Italy, or possibly an Italian business connection in Leicester.
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The two blue doors with the moss growing above are wonderful…two seperate dwellings ( I guess?) but look nice next to one another.
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Thanks dennyho, I liked that one too, yes two separate houses.
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The first and last shots make for great bookends to this wonderful collection. Nicely done 🙂
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Thank you Norm :>)
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Gorgeous!
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Thank you, much appreciated. :>)
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These are all great, but I, too, like the two blue doors together.
janet
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Thank you Janet. :>)
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