Thursday Doors is a weekly feature allowing door lovers to come together to admire and share their favourite door photos from around the world. Feel free to join in the fun by creating your own Thursday Doors post each week and then sharing your link in the comments’ on Norm’s site, anytime between Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American Eastern Time).
Have Bag, Will Travel 
Thats fun….
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Thanks for stopping by
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You are welcome
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All my favorite colors. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for stopping by
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Those green doors are underneath some of the most optimistic lintel work I’ve ever seen. The right hand one is quite an enigma. It’s divided into three but looks so impossibly narrow. I’d love to know what each of the different combinations was used for.
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I think the advice is not to linger too long chatting on the doorstep.
Maybe the three door options are for different sized people!
I am meeting blogging pal John Corden (paolsoren) in Peterborough in February if you have a mind to join us?
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Those are so wonderfully old snd such beautiful colours!
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I hope they last a few years longer, I have a mind to return to the Greek Islands before they are totally spoilt!
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I’m sure they shall
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Oh, I do love these!
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Thanks Sue.
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one of my dreams ts to go to the greek isles and see these doors firsthand –
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Go soon, the Greek Islands are modernising and changing quickly!
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oh, no! I will
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I adore doors (lol) – these are splendid! I think the bottom greenish door triggers most imagination… what’s behind it, what will happen if I open it and peep in? The others are just gorgeous images!
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I am going to the Greek Islands in September and this architecture is so photogenic! Wow the colors! Thanks for sharing!
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So where will you go?
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Oh Andrew, here is the list for next year! We are on a boat for over a month and will go to Istanbul, Turkey, then Mytilini, Greece, then Kusadasi, Turkey, then Rhodes, Greece, then Crete, then Gythion, Greece, then Mykonos, Greece, then Santorini, Greece, then three days in Athens. Then we go back to Kusadasi, Turkey, then back to Rhodes, then Cypress, then 5 days in Israel, then Alexandria, Egypt, then Malta and then ending up in Barcelona, Spain! We’ll come home pooped for sure!
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That is quite an itinerary and some great destinations.
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Lots of aged character in these. Lovely shots Andrew 🙂
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Thanks Norm.
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Lovely old doors.
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Thank you.
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Loving the texture of these wooden doors.
Teresa
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Just don’t slam them shut!
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More doors. Never can have too many, Andrew! –Curt
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Thanks Curt. This project is taking me back through my files and I keep finding more and more!
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So many memories, Andrew.
I’ve been finding the same thing as I make an effort at organizing my 80,000 photos. 🙂
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Oh, that blue!
janet
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