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Reverse Course

Dan Antion
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Welcome to Thursday Doors! This is a weekly challenge for people who love doors and architecture to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos, drawings, or other images or stories from around the world. If you’d like to join us, simply create your own Thursday Doors post each (or any) week and then share a link to your post in the comments below, anytime between 12:01 am Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American eastern time). If you like, you can add our badge to your post.

The badge contest ended in a tie, so I will be altering the badge I use here, but you are welcome to use either of the winning badges.

I still haven’t been able to get out for a doorcursion, but I have decided where I hope to visit when I do. I’m calling that progress. When running errands, I tend to follow a well established route. Last week, I had an errand to run first, which caused me to reverse my route. This exposed me to a new view of a well known route. I took advantage of that and stopped to snap a few photos.

I don’t know much about the photo beyond the fact that they we in my field of view. I’m going with them anyway, no hesitation. “Hesitation” by the way, is the JusJoJan prompt from Wendy https://waffle-with-wendy.blogspot.com/ Please check out her blog.

I hope you enjoy the photos in the gallery. I also hope you take a few minutes and follow some of the links to the other participant blogs.

Barn
I pass the barn a lot, but I’m not usually facing it
House
Somehow, the snow makes it look even better.
Big house
This is significant, with or without the snow.
raised ranch
Raised ranch
Historic house
Just inside the Suffield Historic District
Fire station
I love fire stations
Brick building
I don’t know what it is, but it’s brick
Old store
A house and some retail space
Health center
Community health center
Abandoned
Abandoned and in need of a little TLC
St Patrick's
I’ve shared the front doors of St Patrick’s before. This is the back. Doors and some ghost windows.
House
I’m just going with “impressive”

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104 responses to “Reverse Course”

  1. 532 Mowbray Arch – IN PRIMO PIANO – a photo blog Avatar
    532 Mowbray Arch – IN PRIMO PIANO – a photo blog

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  2. marina Avatar
    marina

    Different points of view bring out more details never noticed before. St. Patrick church looks interesting.

    My post is here

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      St. Patrick is a beautiful church. I’ve passed it often, but I never paid much attention to this side.

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  4. Teresa Avatar
    Teresa

    I agree, the snow makes things more attractive and inviting. Here is mine: https://wanderingteresa.com/doors-of-electric-boxes/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Teresa, for the comment and for joining us today.

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  6. kzmcb Avatar
    kzmcb

    Great photo

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      Dan Antion

      Thank you.

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  8. restlessjo Avatar
    restlessjo

    Sorry about your weather, Dan! It’s wild and windy here today. We’ll be blown off the hills! Surpriising how different the view looks when you walk the other way round.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Jo. It’s been warmer these past few days, but the wind is fierce. I can hear it blowing outside as I respond to these comments. I was glad I could stop and snap a few photos on this drive.

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  10. Sofia Alves Avatar
    Sofia Alves

    Wonderful houses even better with the snow :)

    Here is mine:

    Thursday Doors – New Abbey

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Sofia. It’s been warmer the past few days, so the snow is fading. I’m glad I got these photo when I did.

      Your photo was taken at the perfect angle.

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    Thursday Doors 01.29.25 – wtf Am I On About Now?

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  12. Darlene Avatar
    Darlene

    There is a lesson here I think. Something about doing something different to get another perspective. I love all of them and the snow does add to the photos. I especially like the back of St. Patricks.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I think you’re right, Darlene. It’s nice to get a different perspective on the routine parts of our lives.

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      1. Darlene Avatar
        Darlene

        We take the dogs to the beach most mornings. We always start at one end and walk around to the other end which takes us near a coffeeshop, where hubby and I have a coffee/tea and the girls get a treat. One day there was no parking so we had to park at the other end and walk the opposite way around. The dogs were so confused! Hubby and I, thankfully, managed OK. LOL

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          Dan Antion

          None of our dogs liked mixing up the route once they got used to it.

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  13. wrookieschu Avatar
    wrookieschu

    Loved St Patrick’s and the Raised Ranch Dan. Great buildings to see without even trying to find interesting ones. I also love fire stations and seeing how they differ in various towns and cities. Here are my doors for this week https://wrookieschu.com/2025/01/30/doors-of-wordpress-v108/

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Wayne. It was interesting seeing these buildings from a different perspective. I liked your doors today. Again, you made it hard to choose a favorite. Have a great weekend.

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      1. wrookieschu Avatar
        wrookieschu

        Thanks a lot Dan. You have some really great ones this week too.

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  14. scooj Avatar
    scooj

    Hi Dan, a wonderful set of buildings and doors this week, and the snow and gorgeous blue skies add to this uplifting collection. I love the idea of reversing the route. 25 years ago I went walking with my uncle in Nepal, and his advice to me (he is a photographer and seasoned walker) was to stop every few minutes and look back at the view where you came from, it is not an exaggeration to say that the advice was life-changing, and it is something I consciously do whenever I go exploring.

    Some more doors from Peterborough from me this week: http://scooj.org/2025/01/30/thursday-doors-30-january-2025-doors-of-peterborough/#Peterborough#Cambridgeshire#UK

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      That is really good advice, Steve. I do tend to do that, but I never gave it much thought. I think I will pay more attention to that from now on (I almost said, ‘going forward’).

      You have some great doors this week.

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  15. Oddment Avatar
    Oddment

    Lots of different door personalities here. I love those first two big white houses, and I’m just sure the one with the porch would offer me a rocking chair with peach cobbler — after the snow melts. What a beauty. I wonder what the story is on St. Patrick’s ghost windows. The lesson to look from a different viewpoint is invaluable — thanks for the reminder!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I was surprised that the really big white house doesn’t have a porch. I’m sure the people at the other house would indeed offer a chair and some peach cobbler. In fact, I think I see a chair tucked in the right corner of that porch.

      I’ve often wondered about those ghost windows. I’ve looked, but I haven’t found an explanation. I wonder if they hoped to one day add stain glassed windows.

      Have a great weekend!

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  16. robbiesinspiration Avatar
    robbiesinspiration

    Great photographs, Dan. I hope your weather improves soon.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Robbie. It has been warmer this week, but very windy.

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  18. GP Avatar
    GP

    Great doors, Dan. It must be fun to drive around and get them.

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      Dan Antion

      It adds a little interest to an otherwise boring trip (buying groceries and bird seed)

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  20. Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections Avatar
    Frank @ Beach Walk Reflections

    Marina makes a great point about a different point of view. On first glance, my reaction was blah. But I looked more carefully, and there’s much going on in these designs!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Frank. They are mostly ordinary doors, but this was a different way of looking at them for me.

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    2. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Frank. They are mostly ordinary doors, but this was a different way of looking at them for me.

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  21. John W. Howell Avatar
    John W. Howell

    Great doors, Dan. That house with the three-car garage is impressive. I liked the reverse views, too.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks John. That is an impressie house, John. I’m OK with our small house, but I wouldn’t mind a larger garage (there’s no room for it).

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      1. John W. Howell Avatar
        John W. Howell

        A big mistake I made when we built the house at the coast. I wish I had put in a three car garage. If I had I would have had room to work on my Toyota FJ40. As it was, I had to sell it.

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        1. Dan Antion Avatar
          Dan Antion

          That’s sad.

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          1. John W. Howell Avatar
            John W. Howell

            I know, right?

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  22. Murphy’s Law Avatar
    Murphy’s Law

    A different view, like a different point of view, can be a real eye-opener. I have looked at something and thought “nothing to write home about “, then looked from a slightly different angle and thought, “this is really neat.”

    You use the term ‘impressive’ on your last photo. I would apply impressive to the entire gallery. Love ghost windows and doors. Looks like stained glass windows once occupied that space, but I can’t imagine why they would close it up. Maybe windows were damaged beyond repair and replacement was too expensive.

    Great gallery Dan. I’ll be glad when the wind calms down.

    Ginger 🦋

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Ginger. I wish I knew the story about those ghost windows. You have a reasonable theory. I’ll be glad when this wind calms down, too. Stay anchored.

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  23. marianallen Avatar
    marianallen

    OMG — that brick church, though!! With a round tower and ghost windows — Delicious! I also love the green door in the second photo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOIu6HijWrw My superpower is knowing a song about pretty damn much anything.

    My doors this week are again from a book, this one on Midwestern architecture. https://marianallen.com/2025/01/thursday-doors-midwest/

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      Dan Antion

      This comment ended up in the spam bucket – I’m sorry.

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  24. Gwen M. Plano Avatar
    Gwen M. Plano

    Ritva’s badge is beautiful, as are your photos of different structures. I hope you and yours have a wonderful weekend. Like you, we’ve snow on the ground. 😊

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Gwen. The two badges that tied are both beautiful (I think all the entries were). Our snow is almost gone now, but it’s still cold.

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  25. Tails Around the Ranch Avatar
    Tails Around the Ranch

    What terrific doors you encountered on this route. One of them looks so much like a friend of mine who lives in Fairfield. Your pic reminded me to get in touch with her and say hello.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I’m glad something good came from this post.

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  26. Ritva Sillanmäki Photography Avatar
    Ritva Sillanmäki Photography

    You have some very nice white buildings this week Dan

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It’s a very popular color in New England, Ritva, but somehow, they all seem unique.

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  27. lois Avatar
    lois

    The house with the retail space attached. I keep thinking about how, in any kind of weather, you don’t have to get outside at all. Sloth much, Lois? 🤣🦥

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Haha – I love that way of looking at it. We’re supposed to have freezing rain tonight and early tomorrow morning. I like the idea of not having to go anywhere in that mess, so I ran all my errands today.

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  28. memadtwo Avatar
    memadtwo

    I lived in a raised ranch on two occasions but we called them split levels. Not my favorite style of house.

    I really like the back of St Patrick’s. I’d love to see what the round part of it looks like inside.

    I’ve gone back to my library photos today. (K)

    More Library Doors (Thursday Doors)

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      Dan Antion

      Some people here refer to them as split level. It’s an interesting design. I’ve never lived in oe, but I have friends that do.

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        memadtwo

        It’s too open for me. I like my spaces to be more separate and enclosed.

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  29. Dale Avatar
    Dale

    It’s amazing what we notice when we reverse our route! I love to take new ones (thank you, Waze) and also to take the same ones over and over but arriving from different directions. We get a whole new perspective.

    Love these, Dan.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Dale. When I was working, I made a point to know every back road away from the highway at every exit. For the last two years, I didn’t even try to take the highway home. Traffic was unreliable. A lot of my previous door posts came from those last minute detours.

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      1. Dale Avatar
        Dale

        I know what you mean – I still do the same now! Waze does help to give me alternatives, too.

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  30. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Here’s mine

    https://seachurn.blogspot.com/2025/01/thrusday-doors-january-30.html

    Cressida

    I love looking at snow scenes on TV .All the buildings seem so clean and white. The reality of snow I could not cope with. Surf sun and sand is my bag like most Aussies:)

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      Dan Antion

      The reality of snow is normal for us, but we like to think we’re prepared to deal with it. We periodically escape to surf and sand :)

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  31. Suzette Benjamin Avatar
    Suzette Benjamin

    Great photos, Dan, all of them.
    You are right, the change in one’s route, even a small reverse or switch-up, adds more richness to the view. It’s amazing!

    Sorry Dan, I was attempting to pick a favorite but lost track along the way. The Barn is, of course, a standout for me as I love the look of how barns weather with time, usage, and the elements.

    The wonderful classy house with the cream siding is fabulous.

    That “raised house” has a chimney with a very unique, almost curved angle. I’ve not seen anything like that before. I have heard of chimneys bent inside the home near the roof to perfect the angle but never seen one almost curved in that way on the rooftop…pretty cool!

    Love the pole in front of the house with the commercial space on the right side.

    P.S. Well done integration of the Wendy’s prompt work for JustJoJan “Hesitation”

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Suzette. It was interesting seeing some views that I drive past often, but never noticed. The chimney might only appear curved. I think it’s been modified with an insert, maybe due to switching to a different fuel.

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      1. Suzette Benjamin Avatar
        Suzette Benjamin

        You are right, Dan, perspective is an eye opener..
        Thanks for the additional info. Have a great day!

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  32. circadianreflections Avatar
    circadianreflections

    Lovely doors, and buildings this week, Dan. I liked the barn from the new angle with it two toppers. Vents? The brick buildings are great, but my favorite is always St. Patrick’s. It’s a great building from any angle.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      St. Patrick’s is beautiful church. The rest are part of an almost random collection. Whenever I could safely get a shot, I took one.

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  33. D.L. Finn, Author Avatar
    D.L. Finn, Author

    Fun pics, Dan:)

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Denise.

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  34. Robbie’s Inspiration – Thursday Doors: Mori Art Gallery, Tokyo #ThursdayDoors #TokyoAdventure – Robbie's inspiration

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  35. robbiesinspiration Avatar
    robbiesinspiration

    Here is mine, Dan. There’s a door of some sort in every picture: https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/2025/01/30/robbies-inspiration-thursday-doors-mori-art-gallery-tokyo-thursdaydoors-tokyoadventure/

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      Dan Antion

      Your photos are interesting, Robbie. We don’t need doors in all of them, especially when they’re fascinating like these.

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    100 Country Trek

    DANS 100countrytrek.com Thursday Doors Anita

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  37. Teagan Riordain Geneviene Avatar
    Teagan Riordain Geneviene

    Dan, your remarks about changing course are downright profound. I enjoyed this a lot. I hope to visit more Doors posts soon. Hugs.

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Teagan. I guess we all need to focus from a different angle now and then.

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  38. Rebecca Budd Avatar
    Rebecca Budd

    I LOVE the new Doors 20225!!! Fabulous!

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Rebecca. 2025 is well underway. I hope it’s going well for you.

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  39. Liz Gauffreau Avatar
    Liz Gauffreau

    For me, the last two photos take the prize!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Liz. The last one is my favorite, and St. Patrick’s is a beautiful church.

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      1. Liz Gauffreau Avatar
        Liz Gauffreau

        You’re welcome, Dan.

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  40. Resa Avatar
    Resa

    Lovely pics, Dan, thank you!

    You are with doors, like I am with street art.

    Doorscursion = streetfari

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      Dan Antion

      I wish we had more places around here with real street art, Resa. I have to say, I’m a little jealous of cities that have a lot of it. But, I do like doors.

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        Resa

        Doors are fabulous.
        It’s so cold here. I just want to go walk and find art.
        Of course the art gallery is huge, also a good walk, and it’s indoors.

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  41. dweezer19 Avatar
    dweezer19

    I love St Patrick’s.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It’s a very interesting building. I think there should be more, but I don’t know the story.

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  43. I. J. Khanewala Avatar
    I. J. Khanewala

    The weather-darkened barn looks wonderful with snow on the roof.

    Here’s mine: https://anotherglobaleater.wordpress.com/2025/01/30/when-one-door-opens-others-also-open/

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks. Snow has a way of making everything look better.

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  44. Lins Doodles Avatar
    Lins Doodles

    Some very attractive buildings.

    LinsArt: Friday Catch Up – 31st January 2025

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  45. Paul Avatar
    Paul

    I’m with you, Dan. Love firehouses, though I’m a sucker for red brick in general.

    Some very good doors here, my friend!

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      Dan Antion

      Thanks Paul. Firehouses are special.

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  46. slfinnell Avatar
    slfinnell

    Nothing wrong with a change of scenery. Our snow/ice finally melted off today with the rains. Hope we can send spring vibes soon!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      It’s been raining here all day, but still very cold. The snow is hanging on.

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  49. Brenda's Thoughts Avatar
    Brenda’s Thoughts

    These are beautiful local photos, especially with the snow covering, Dan! I hope you are able to get out for more doorscursions soon, but in the meantime, great post. Here’s my contribution for this week: https://brendasrandomthoughts.wordpress.com/2025/01/31/thursday-doors-oropesa-del-mar-spain/

    Happy (and warm) weekend to you!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Brenda. I hope to get out soon, but I have a few more of these local discoveries. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.

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  50. Jacqui Murray Avatar
    Jacqui Murray

    I see a lot of your ‘doors’ posts around. Had to come to the Mother Ship!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks! I love this challenge. I think it’s fun seeing doors from all around the world.

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  51. Kirt D Tisdale Avatar
    Kirt D Tisdale

    Great variety of architecture Dan! Love it!! Love the back of St Patricks church!! Very unique!! I do remember the front doors of this church!!

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      Thanks Kirt. I wish I knew more about those ghost windows. I guess that gives me something to work on.

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  52. Smitha V Avatar
    Smitha V

    Hi Dan, Such lovely pictures. Snow has a way of making everything look dreamy and beautiful.

    I have just one door this week

    https://smithavpennings.com/2025/02/02/socs-01-02-24-thursday-doors-thankful-thursday-jan-recap-fotd/

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  53. Jennie Avatar
    Jennie

    I love the Fire Station and the back of St. Patrick’s.

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    1. Dan Antion Avatar
      Dan Antion

      I knew you’d like the fire station :-)

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      1. Jennie Avatar
        Jennie

        😀

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