Doors 261 – Doors of Nottingham, November 2023 (Part III)
I am writing this post yesterday on a rather nice LNER train travelling from Peterborough, via London, to Bristol. Of course, I took the opportunity during an overnight stay to find some doors and street art while in Peterborough, but that is not important right now (Police Squad reference).
This is the third and final part of doors from a Nottingham doorscursion I made in November last year. There will be a follow-up series of posts from Nottingham following a visit I made earlier this spring, but I’ll post those in due course.
There are quite a few doors this week, another rather eclectic mix, but that is what happens when you wander aimlessly through a place. I hope you enjoy them.
Farewell then Nottingham for a little while at least, it has been fun. I haven’t yet decided which collection from my files to share next, suffice it to say, I have tons. May I wish you a happy weekend.
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 
That’s a grand mix 🤗🩵
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Thank you.
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Handsome selection
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Wow, you have a wonderful collection of doors, here, Steve. I gave up trying to pick a favorite, but that recessed blue door is high on the list. I don’t see blue doors often, and you have quite a few. Police Squad reference noted and approved.
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Thanks. Blue doors are very common here in the UK. Never really thought that colours of doors might be more prevalent in some places than others.
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Wonderful selections, Steve. I am partial to weathered stone and doors, so the pealed pain door drew my attention. Also, the weathered stone of the door with the spray painted letters with the fall leaves ( leaves which added a nice contrast, I think)
Great photos and share
P.-S. I love trains, so your post had my attention from the start.
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Thank you for the comments, I’m glad that you read and enjoyed the post. My favourite door was the old one with the tag and the leaves.
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Awesome! Thanks again.
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