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In a town known for it's tall ships and painted houses, I thought I would capture some of the beautiful painted doors that can all be found within a few square blocks. Lunenburg, Nova Scotia is one of the most beautiful towns on Canada's East coast.

St Mary's, Astbury, Cheshire.

Small door located on the back of a former Candler Mansion located on the Emory Briarcliff Campus in Atlanta, Georgia.

Ramsgill, Yorkshire

View of a temple in NE Thailand

begin cutting slits into the terracotta, go only as far up as your marks for the door arch.

Architecturally significant, and old, but I won't give any more clues.

Developed in SwankoLab for iPhone using SwankoDev A19, Flamoz Fixer,

and Vinny's BL04

Terciera (Azoren)

2011

In the Dominican Republic this is what passes for a green door.

photo courtesy of Anne Hurley

Old Clock Tower door at istanbul Modern Museum

Back Colquitt Street, Liverpool

My new project.. door photos.. anything interesting... maybe, maybe not .

Taken by Iain

See his pic - www.flickr.com/dunbar_uk

Edited by me - levels adjusted to highlight the door more

Taken at Bamber Bridge Mill

It's not me or my camera: it's really deformed that much!

Taken on Linda and Charlotte's day trip to Portland, Maine.

Image of a (fake / decorative / ornamental) door at the Dubai Heritage Village in Shindhagah area od Dubai (United Arab Emirates). By the way, this is also my 1st Flickr upload!! Enjoy....comments and critiques welcome.

Yesterday, the driver's side electric window on the Fiesta stopped working. Just a whir from the motor, but the glass was stuck up. So, I stripped out the door trim and liner panel to take a look. Turned out to be a broken plastic gear on the motor, so I had stripped out (and had to refit) more than I needed to :-(

Green door, of no 147, London.

doors, Rawstorne Street, EC1

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“Back to school” in Vejlby Skole_Aarhus_Denmark

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12-14 St John Street, Manchester. Late C18.

Manchester's most complete Georgian terraces.

Brown brick in Flemish bond.

Grade ll listed.

Detail - Doorcases.

The only reason St John Street survived, with its classical Georgian terraces of three storey houses, was that it became a street of doctors and professionals with consulting rooms and offices rather than reception rooms and parlours.

rainclouds on their way and already blocking most of the sunlight