Dan’s Thursday Doors 22 September
The doors to St Patrick’s church in Glen Innes. The church’s foundation stone was laid in1864. I have always loved the brick work


Dan’s Thursday Doors 22 September
The doors to St Patrick’s church in Glen Innes. The church’s foundation stone was laid in1864. I have always loved the brick work
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Yes, the brickwork and the overall shape is very pleasing, Brian.
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I think it is almost Gothic 🙂
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Lovely!
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Thank you Sheree 🙂
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😎
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The color, the details in the brick and the overall appearance against that beautiful sky, all combine for an amazing photo.
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Thanks Dan. I finally found your comment as well as a lot of others
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Yay!
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I love beautiful and interesting cathedrals and churches such as St. Patrick’s. The older churches have a character and feel that modern construction doesn’t capture. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Mary 🙂
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I like these doors 😀
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They are quite wonderful 🙂
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Love those doors, and the verŷ solid hinges!
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Those doors are quite heavy no doubt 🙂
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Substitute very heavy!
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Keeps Beelzebub out 😂
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Beautiful details of the green doors, Brian! Very special.
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Thanks Amy 🙂
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It is great brickwork and the doors are equally striking.
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I like the shape and the colour of these doors! Not sure about the steps!
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It is a shame about the over kill in safety. So many places have ruined their places with yellow markings for the people who might be stupid enough to trip up AND decide to seek legal action. This world is mad
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It is really a shame! Ruins the look!
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It sure does for all the buildings here now.
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🙄
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How pretty. Love the colours
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I am glad that have let the doors colours fade gracefully 🙂
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Awesome doors – and I like the whole building in general, but the yellow stairs are kind a sticking out …?
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It is unfortunate that society wants everyone to be safe. There is so much yellow paint being used around here at the moment on steps etc.
It does make the photo look terrible. I was thinking of editing them out. Judging by the number of comments I wish I had as the detract fro a beautiful building 🙂
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Quick note on the steps
1) I am so glad you left them in because we get a real view
2) when I first saw the steps – it didn’t seem to be for safety (although it sounds like it is) but I thought that a) either the church had donated or leftover paint – which happens a lot and I heard the White House in the US was started because they only had lots of white paint? Or I thought b) someone had some bad eyesight and tried to match the trim on the upper windows and they were off by a bunch of shades – ha!
3) another reason I am glad you left those yellow stairs is because they actually bring a smile –
Maybe cheery canary yellow does that? Nah/ it is more the way they work with the green doors – orange Rick trim at the top of the door –
And so the smoke came from a feeling of someone liking color
It was almost like someone said “I’m going for it and we will have color”
Hahah
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Such great thoughts Yvette 👍😂
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Churches always can afford the best.
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That brick is amazing and I also like the green they chose
It is so much better the bright red doors I usually see
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I do like the green as well 🙂
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Beautiful doors. The green sets off the building perfectly.
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Thank you Suzette 😀
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