Today we’ve more doors from our recent trip to Tourrettes sur Loup, the City of Violets:-
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).
Wonderful history in these. Well photographed
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Thanks for your kind comments Derrick
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Beautiful photos.
I will give it a try.
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Great!
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Just my sort of doors!
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I thought you’d like them
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So many lives, so many homes…
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Indeedy
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Gorgeous. I liked the 1st two photos that featured the mini-“doors” nearby…
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Thanks Anne
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Charming old doors – Europe is rich with them!
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Yes, we have oodles of them.
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Are all of these small or mini doors as they appear? They each are unique and full of character. A nice selection!
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Thank you and yes, they’re smaller than average reflecting that they’re very, very old and from when people were much shorter.
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All very interesting!
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Thank you
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Wow, amazing pictures, also this is really fascinating and I am paying a closer attention only now.
Doors are more integral than we pay attention to. They are used as metaphors in life. They are everywhere, at almost every entrance. A symbol of protection and safety.
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That’s a lovely way of putting it. Thank you
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Great doors – I love that first one!
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Thanks Dan
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Wow! Those are great! I would liked to have used one of those a few posts back in the “Myths of the Veritas” There is something cool about doors that look as though they might or might not be functional. I think I have had several of these in the Myths of the Veritas. Anyway, thanks for the pictures!
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Pleasure Peter
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Doors can be unique and yet beautiful.
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That’s lovely! Thank you for dropping by.
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Amazing doors- they all seem like they have an interesting history behind them.
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Absolutely!
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Loved all the doors and would love to know the history behind them. Can you imagine how many people went through them!
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I keep threatening to weave a tale around some of the doors. Must find time to do it, plus the research.
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That would be awesome!
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I assume that first door restricts entrance to fairly short & slim people and that Le Pen supporters are not welcome to enter the last door.
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To be honest, many of the French who are native to the region are slightly built. I think you’re spot on with the last door! 😎
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charming old doors!
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Door no. 17 is so inviting 🙂
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Typically French!
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Beautiful doors 🙂
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Thanks
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What is Norm’s site? When I click on it nothing comes up ..thanks 😎
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https://miscellaneousmusingsofamiddleagedmind.wordpress.com
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