Some sketchy doors this week from my recent trip that was way too short.
Taken in the Bahamas ( Half Moon Cay).
Sitting there by itself as decor in an outdoor restaurant in Aruba.
A small church in Aruba.
I remember watching these being made by the boys as a kid. They actually pushed each other around in them.
Pat R
12/07/2019
Only a couple this week. I’ve been falling off on my door excursions lately. The door was rather plain compared to the surround. So detailed! This actually looked like there were apartments in here, as opposed to a private home. Truly eye catching. This was around Jerolomon St, downtown Brooklyn.
Pat
9/19/19
For Norm’s Thursday Doors. Pass by and have a look see.
For Norm’s Thursday Doors. It’s the entrance of a school on Joralemon St downtown Brooklyn. The building has been around since 1845? Not sure if that’s referring to the building or the institution. But it sure looks like money. Gorgeous! You can read more about it here.
Pat R
8/08/19
One of the building’s in Ketchikan Alaska. It was not occupied, a bit tiny. But solid looking. Alaska had a different vibe. This is one of the doors that jumped out at me. Maybe I was just too busy looking.
My first glacier. A very Misty day.
The houses were on the side of the mountain. To get to these homes were a set of stairs. No roads. They must have great legs.
This boat, the Aleutian, used to be on the show the Deadliest Catch (crab fishing) There it was in Port as we got there. It’s now doing tours. On that show the boat looked humongous. It’s not as big I thought it was. Very cool to see though.
Pat R
7/25/19
For Norm’s Thursday Doors
How would you like this to be a part of your room? Looks like the nursery ended up there. Note the child safety bars on the window. Wonder what the inside looks like..
Window on a church, not a door but I couldn’t resist, so beautiful.
The is first door with any interest I managed to get a shot of without the car behind me blowing it horn at me. Love the surround.
Couldn’t resist this one either. Look at the details in the architecture. You don’t want to see the doors now associated with these. It’s all modern day storefronts. I’ll spare your eyes…
And here are the other two doors I captured yesterday. Enjoy your holiday weekend everyone:) A good independence day to you.
Pat
7/05/19
For Norm’s Thursday Doors. See others here.
I was in Baltimore this past weekend. Behind the home that I stayed in was a lane. An honest to goodness lane! Most of the yards had an entry gate from it. One home actually fronted onto the lane. I was about to take a picture of it when a little old lady appeared to ask me why I was taking pictures. That halted my agenda. But she did go on to explain that her house, the very one, was built in 1925. And that the barn / garage was built in 1930. I felt busted when she asked, “why are you taking pictures”. I could only respond, “I take pictures of everything”. She explained that a crew had come through the day before to cut the grass and that there was some heavy equipment involved. She hoped I was a part of a crew coming to repave the lane. She turned out to be very nice. We chatted for a while.
By the way, how do you like that gate to nowhere, cool I thought. It’s just standing there, with age written all over it, going nowhere:) Love it!
Pat
6/27/19
For Norm’s Thursday door, see more here.
A church in Brooklyn.
Pat R
For Norm’s Thursday Doors
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