Let’s skedaddle to Philadelphia for this week’s set of doors. Everyone wearing their masks? I picked out three I really liked, then realized that they’re all doubles and the first two are double doubles. They also have a great deal of stately gravitas. But what can you expect of a city founded in 1652 by the Quaker William Penn?
Philadelphia is home to so many doors worthy of Thursday Doors that it can be difficult to walk without constantly stopping for “just one more” shot. Sometimes you get more for your money, though, as in these two-fer doors, unlike the ordinary single doors I imagine most of us have fronting our homes. So sit back and enjoy twice as much for your time! What catches your eye today?
I suppose these could be called “double doors”, but I like “twos.” It’s one of those word that when I look at it for a time, looks weird. I found these two twos in Philadelphia, but in addition to the two sets of Tudors two doors, there are lots of twos in the photos, three photos but only of two sets of doors. There are even twos in the addresses. Too many twos to count?
The doorkeeper for all of us is Norm, possibly still digging himself out of winter in Montreal. But the doors, whatever the number, are always open, so come on in.
I promised you some more of those Louisville theater doors and here they are. These two are double doors, allowing even more room for decorating and twice the fun. I get a “Starry, starry night”/Vincent van Gogh feel from this first one. It was such a pleasure to walk by these every day!
Knock on Norm’s Montreal blog door to find an amazing selection of entryways each week.
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