Doors 88 – Cheltenham doors (Part 1)
At the end of September I went to visit Cheltenham, not too far from Bristol, for the Cheltenham Paint Festival, something I have wanted to do for a year or two now.
Never one to waste a bit of a doorscursion, I managed to snap a few doors while wandering around the town looking for street art spots. I actually went twice and over the two days walked more than 30 kilometers, mainly because I am not at all familiar with the town and also because unlike at Upfest (Bristol’s street art festival) the art is really spread out in all corners of Cheltenham. This meant I got to see quite a wir=de selection of doors.
This first post is just a random selection and I’m not sure I could remember where any of these actually were, but you can forgive me I hope, my mind was on other things:
Well that’s another canter through a few Cheltenham doors – I hope to line some more up soon.
Meanwhile, please go take a look at the Norm 2.0 blog – the originator of Thursday Doors where there are links to yet more doors in the comments section at the end.
by Scooj
Natural adventures 
I live down the street directly opposite the big green doors …
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Hey, that’s great, lucky you having all that amazing art in your manor.
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I used to spend a lot of work-related time in Cheltenham and those doors are bringing back fond memories.
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That’s great. You should try to get over there to see some of the outstanding street art.
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Difficult as I now rarely travel back to UK
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You found some beauties. As you say, a pity about the neglected ones.
janet
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Thank you.
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Guess which one I like best? Of course the amazingly bright red door 👍🏼
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Me too.
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quite a bit of variety in this collection. It’s hard not to feel a bit sad for the neglected ones. The big green doors and that bright red one stood out best for me.
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It’s a toss-up between the fire engine red one and the green church doors. You found some great ones!
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Thank you, more to come next week.
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Love the red door with the rounded tops to the door and windows! Looks like an interesting place.
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The red door has something about it I agree.
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