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The doors in today’s gallery were collected on a day when many things had to be done. Kind of a day-in-the-life kind of post. It began with a haircut and moved on through a series of things that had to be picked up. Nothing particularly important, but I found some interesting doors in Hartford (haircut) and while driving around.
One place of interest is the Connecticut Fire Academy. Paid and volunteer firemen and women from across the state come here to train. The main building has accommodations for students, classrooms, lecture halls and a cafeteria. The building has also been used by our town and school system for meetings. I have been inside, and it is impressive. Equally impressive is the structures dedicated to live fire training.
The rest of the buildings are described in the captions.
In addition to enjoying the gallery, I hope you have a chance to visit some of the doors presented by the other participants. Without them, this challenge would be quite boring. If you can’t visit them today, check back on Sunday for the weekly recap.
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