A lovely set of doors on the quaint little St. Andrews United Church, in Wakefield in the Gatineau region of western Québec:
I just love the way these simple white doors stand out thanks to the decorative glass in the arch and the ornate black iron hardware.
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As always, thanks for looking!
I have always loved doors… it’s the opening to the beginning
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Thanks Linda and welcome. We post our favourite doors every Thursday. Feel free to join in if you have any you want to share 🙂
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Thank you for following my site, Norm!
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You’re welcome John and right back at you 🙂
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Thanks for the challenge, Norm. Here is my entry. http://judydykstrabrown.com/2015/08/22/all-doors-lead-to-home-thursday-doors-82015/
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Really love the design of these Norm, so very clean and bold!
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Thank you Jane, glad you like it.
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Thank you.
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I don’t seem to be getting my link to work with your blue button system. Not sure what I’m doing wrong…
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I fixed it. FYI the link to your post goes in the 1st field, the name of your blog in the 2nd & your email in the 3rd. Thanks for joining us 🙂
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I do like church doors, and your photo with those decorative iron hinges is impressive. Here’s my entry for this week: https://gwhphotos.wordpress.com/2015/08/21/thursday-doors-august-20-2015/
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I like those kinds of church doors, Norm. There is something special about the peak in the arch and the trinity designated in those clover-looking shapes, Norm. Outstanding door find with the distinctive black handles, black lamp or lantern, and hinges. The details really stand out in the contrasts (hence outstanding post!)
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Thanks glad you liked it 🙂
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What a fancy, beautiful door!!!
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Thanks Luanne, glad you like it 🙂
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I love those black hinges set against the white background. Great photo, Norm.
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Yes those hinges jumped out at first glance and I knew I had a good one on my hands. Thanks Jean.
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Very pretty doors, Norm. Here’s my entry: https://anotherday2paradise.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/thursday-doors-and-two-different-treatments-in-key-west/
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Thank you 🙂
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Hi Norm, churches can have some great doors.
I found a mural this weekend with a door in the middle of it.
http://ceenphotography.com/2015/08/20/thursday-doors-august-20-2015/
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I agree Cee, you can almost never go wrong with churches for doors 🙂
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Hi Norm – I find these smaller churches very comforting. They evoke earlier, less frenzied years and were community gathering places for many. The ironwork in the hardware is exquisite.
My entry is at http://bemuzin.com
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Thank you, glad you could join us 🙂
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What a great door! I took a few this last weekend but have yet to take them off my camera. I swear. Work is getting in the way of my blogging! lol
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Thanks Michelle. We’re here every Thursday so you’re more than welcome to join us whenever you’re ready.
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I think I have at least two months of door pictures after my latest trip:)
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indeed nice hardware.
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Thank you 🙂
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I really like the hardware and I like that the windows mimic the peaked arch of the entrance. The white really does stand out especially with those massive black hinges.. Great doors Norm!
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We sort of stumbled across it while we were strolling the main drag in the village. Honey was scouting for antiques shops and I was hunting for doors.
I think got the best of that deal.
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I guess you have to find an antique shop with an interesting door 🙂
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Hardware is wonderful. I’ve never seen signs posted on a church door before – functional I guess. 🙂
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Yes, I guess they decided it was easier than posting them on the brick wall???
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I like the way the white door plops out of the brick building.
My contribution this week:
https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2015/08/20/carved-doors/
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Yes it certainly stands out against the red brick background.
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I love church doors. This one is beautiful.
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Thank you Iris! Good to see you, it has been a while. How’ve you been?
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Better every month, Thanks Norm 🙂
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Those are precious perfection — the hardware, oh my! Love the way the window appears black and white as well. Great doors!
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Thanks. The hardware got me the minute I saw this one.
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Elegant door indeed .
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Thank you Dan 🙂
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