Europe, Goshen & Subcontinent Doors

Well, not really, but our daughter suggested the title and since she was kind enough to drive me on a frenetic doorscurrsion, I thought I’d go with it. The music Faith picked for the drive was a collection of songs that were featured in the movie “The Blues Brothers.” Notice, I didn’t say the sound... Continue Reading →

September 6, 2018 64

Big Doors – Little Doors – #ThursdayDoors

I’m sure my fellow door enthusiasts understand that there are two photo opportunities at almost any event – the subject of the event, and the doors at, near and on the way to the event. I’ve read a lot of Thursday Doors posts, and I’ve seen doors in hospitals, churches, wedding venues, schools, sporting events,... Continue Reading →

August 16, 2018 76

Thursday Doors – Downtown Windsor

When I first started participating in Thursday Doors, what? You don’t know what Thursday Doors is. OK, let’s get this out of the way quick like a bunny: Thursday Doors is an amazing weekly blog-hop designed to placate the yearnings of people who simply must see, photograph and share photographs of doors. Our enabler-in-chief is... Continue Reading →

January 12, 2017 75

Thursday Doors – Maple Street

I should begin with a quick disclaimer for Paul over at Shadow & Substance – no monsters were harmed during the research for this post. In addition to being a favorite Twilight Zone episode, and the highway exit that I take to get to my day-job, Maple Street, a different Maple Street was the road... Continue Reading →

August 11, 2016 73

It Was Too a Motorcycle

My long-time blog buddy and longer time biker-chick, Mary, over at Mary J Melange challenged a few of us to write about cycling this month. The challenge was in retaliation response to my suggestion that this same group publish posts for National Train Day, last month. Mary actually wants to see a bicycle post from... Continue Reading →

June 13, 2016 62

Thursday Doors – American Woolen Company

In the early 1980s, before various highways had been completed / expanded, the fastest way for me to get to the MASS Pike (I-90) heading east toward Boston, was to cut diagonally across some Connecticut farmland and through the town of Stafford Springs. When I opened my cabinet shop in 1985, I worked out of... Continue Reading →

June 9, 2016 47

Thursday Doors – Wendy’s Doors

In the comments of the post where I featured the doors of the Captain Benjamin Allyn house, Wendy mentioned that her great-great-great…great grandfather lived in Braintree, Massachusetts back in the 1600s. I told her that, if I ever had the chance, I’d try to snag some photos for her. Earlier this week, while on my... Continue Reading →

May 19, 2016 68

One-Liner Wednesday – Seasons

“It’s beginning to look a lot like spring” I know, spring began over a month ago, but not here. We had spring-like temperatures in early March, days with highs in the 70s and all that stuff. Then Mother Nature decided to trot out the lion March is known to go out as. Some very cold... Continue Reading →

April 27, 2016 61

Thursday Doors – B & B

I have to be honest, I don’t think of myself as a Bed and Breakfast kind of guy. I’m too much of an introvert to take a chance on sharing some part of my travel experience with basically random folks. Accordingly, I’ve never looked into a B&B. Well, until last week. One of my coworkers... Continue Reading →

April 21, 2016 74

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