Dans Thursday Doors
A bit of a roam about town and I came upon this rather desolate door.
Quite down on its luck. I hope it survives the obvious lack of maintenance
on the building, an old hotel that deserves better. I hope I am around if
they modernise or refurbish the building in case the doors are being
disposed of.
A well loved door on a block of flats. I wonder if at some time it was one
residence or a business. It has four flats but I am not sure of the age of
the building, maybe 40’s or 50’s. At some stage it was “updated” with a
stucco finish
bushboys world 
That first door is great!
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Even with its band-aid 😂
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Well, yes!
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That first door has so much potential. I hope someone does fix it up.
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I do as well
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Both are great, particularly the glass in the second one
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The glass is fabulous 🙂
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Absolutely
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The second one looks well maintained; someone appreciates its beauty.
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It is well looked after 🙂
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During the early days of the global pandemic, I walked around the then-deserted streets of Princeton (NJ), photographing doors and front entrances. I “Saw” many things I had not “seen” during my few decades living in the area.
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That is always the way. When I am asked about what I am doing, I say I am being a tourist in my own town, finding new things a lot of the time too
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I hope someone finds a way to restore the building at the top, and I hope they can save those doors.
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So do I Dan
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Character vs beauty. 🙂
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Well said Janet 🙂
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Great doors in both of these. I hope the first one gets some attention though.
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They are quite good in their own way. So do I.
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