Doors 151 – A quick trip into Chichester
A couple of weeks ago I took a week off work and decided to go and visit my mother and her partner on the south coast for. I hadn’t seen them for over a year and it was so good to spend time with them face to face. Of course, while I was there my mother put me to good use getting me to do some odd jobs around the house that had been building up for a while.
One such job was to drive them into Chichester and help with taking watches to be mended and buy some kitchen things in Lakeland. Of course, the opportunity to photograph some lovely doors presented itself and I took leave of my duties for five minutes to photograph these beauties. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
So that’s it for another week, I hope you have a good one.
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 
These are great doors. The second one has a haunting quality to it. It looks almost like it belongs somewhere else. The hospital doors are quite interesting, as it the last door. We don’t see many green doors, but they stand out when we do, and of course, the capture adds to its charm.
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Thank you. Chichester really has some fabulous doors. I’ll be sure to get some more on my next trip.
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You found some really good doors on this trip. I see you even got a doorfie in that last photo. 🙂
janet
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Yes the door fire was unintentional!
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If this was only five minutes’ worth of door-photography, Chichester must be a place well worth visiting. 😀
We found a boot scrape fixed into a large concrete block, when we moved to an old house in Yorkshire, when I was a kid. Fascinating. 🙂
And I’m very glad you got to visit your Mum – even if she had stored up chores for you! 😀
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Thank you. Chichester has some wonderful architecture and is a lovely city. Visiting my mum was a real treat for all of us.
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That is lovely 😀
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Ahh, such a good son, and all these great doors, and then a green doorfie too for the end! Most excellent!
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Thank you.
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I really like the trim and surroundings of these stately doors 🙂
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