Aren’t some people annoying? They simply will not move ON. Waiting to take that special picture tries my patience.
These are magnificent doors and have so much character. I see your patience is so much better than mine. 😮
These doors are amusing! The first looks like a dungeon with acne, and the second looks as though the owners are putting on airs. The third doors tell of a day gone by when you would have to worry about pigs wandering into your house if you wanted a bit of air….At least, I think that doesn’t happen anymore 🙂
That is a pretty street.
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It took me an age to wait until there were no people to spoil it!
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You likely used your call ‘Fire’ again trick. Agree beautiful little street.
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Travel Tip – Always carry a roll of ‘Police – Do Not Cross’ tape in your bag!
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You are hilarious!! Ok tip noted. 🙂
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Aren’t some people annoying? They simply will not move ON. Waiting to take that special picture tries my patience.
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These are magnificent doors and have so much character. I see your patience is so much better than mine.
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I have the patience to wait a minute or two but Kim can wait for what seems an eternity!
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Andrew – what a fun comparison of countries. I imagine that you can get a feel for a place just by looking at your selection of doors.
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Thanks Susan, doors are always a good way in!
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I love to read your blog Andrew! It’s so original!
Have a nice day, bye
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Thank you, I appreciate that!
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It’s a pleasure Andrew 🙂
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I do love doors with personality. Thank you Andrew. —Curt
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Doors are so photogenic!
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These doors are amusing! The first looks like a dungeon with acne, and the second looks as though the owners are putting on airs. The third doors tell of a day gone by when you would have to worry about pigs wandering into your house if you wanted a bit of air….At least, I think that doesn’t happen anymore 🙂
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That is a nice story that you have given each one. Thank you!
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You and I certainly share an affinity for doors my friend. I always want to come home and replace my boring front door.
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Can’t resist them. I wish I had one.
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