This one is hiding in the bushes. Love the stripes.
Pat
6/24/21
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Bits of Historic Hartford
Thursday Doors – Around Brooklyn
thoughts and entanglements 
Very nice buildings. Very interesting styles. I do like the one that is currently a school, but that first door is amazing. I love the detail in that door.
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The style of that first one does pop up here and there around here. When you do see them they’re often very well kept.
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Big houses. Australian homes (even the cookie cutter ones) have started to have multiple gables. But they’re not as stylishly tall and elegant as the gables on American homes.
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Maybe it’s because we don’t have snow. I know that’s one reason for steeply pitched roofs.
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You might be right on that.
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They do look nice. But the first time I went into one of them I disappointed with how small the rooms were.
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Huh. That’s interesting!
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Beautiful architecture.
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Yes it is
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When I was young I always wanted to live in one of those big houses with a turret. Now 4 rooms seems like a castle. But I still admire them. (K)
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Me too… until I actually went inside one of them. The rooms are tiny! In my case I think it might have been too many English novelsđŸ™‚
.Pat
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These are great doors, Pat. The buildings in Brooklyn are not what I expected at all.
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I know people who have that same thought. The houses are like the people.. a nice patchwork quiltđŸ™‚
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