I bring you a last minute Thursday Doors on Saturday morning, a rare thing for me.
While out on my early morning walk today with my dog, we came upon this freshly painted garage door. I had to share it with you.
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Public transportation is always a good occasion to do a little bit of shooting. These were all taken at the “Métro Université de Montréal” station last Sunday using my iPhone 6.
While in New York City, I visited Chelsea Market. What a treat! Such a wonderful market and to my surprise, filled with fabulous doors! Definitely a Norm Frampton approved place.
It is with pleasure that I share, on this Thursday Doors, a selection of the Chelsea Market’s doors.
Frolicking little toes on tiny, dirty happy feet!
Guarantee to make you smile!
This garage door is my cheerful entry to this week’s edition of Norm Frampton Thursday Doors.
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I was visiting friends and family in Quebec City last weekend. While walking through the old city with my friend and her son who was acting as our tour guide, he suggested we have a look at the Holy Door on the north side of the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Quebec. “A door!” I said excitedly. So I explained to them the Norm’s 2.0 Thursday Doors challenge.
Well you don’t have to be an observant Christian to appreciate the beauty of this door made of massive bronze. It was gifted by the Vatican to the Cathedral-Basilica Notre-Dame de Quebec in 2013 to coincide with celebrations of the church’s 350th anniversary. The Basilica is the oldest church in North America. This Holy Door is the only one that exist outside of Europe.
You can read more about it here and here.
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A little yellow and green to cheer you up on this Friday the 13th!
