Doors 137 – yet more random doors from Bristol
It has been a very cold week, but at least it has been dry, and unlike the east of the country that has had considerable snowfall, it has not materialised here in Bristol. However it isn’t the weather that makes Thursday doors such a challenge at the moment, but the ongoing coronavirus lockdown, which for many doorsters means photographing local doors or raiding archives, or doing a bit of both.
This week, like last week, is a simple stroll around some doors not too far from where I live, and while they may not be all that interesting, at least they are not recycled from a previous post… although it might not be too long before that starts to happen. Enjoy…
Alas, that is all I can manage this week. Soon things will get better and I will be able to extend my range of doors a little.
If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.
by Scooj
Natural adventures 
You’ve got a very nice collection here. Red, blue, weathered and open – covering some nice bases.
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Thank you.
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Love the tatty one though they’re all great
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The red doors and the first bright blue one are my easy favorites today. For once I didn’t have to go into archives but was able to use the door and gates from my visit to the art show yesterday. Most doors here are just utilitarian, so I’m mostly in archives. I’m good with that. That’s what they’re there for. 🙂
janet
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I agree, but I am finding my archive is dwindling.
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Mine too. 😳
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I love those blue doors!
I wonder what’s the meaning of six past nine. I hope it is a happy one.
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Yes, I was wondering that too.
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The grey and tatty one has an intriguing sense of history to it.
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It sure has a story or two to tell.
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