Thursday Doors – May 11, 2017

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More Historic Buildings (and Doors) in L’Assomption, Québec

First a quick note: If you participated in Thursday Doors last week and did not see a comment from me, please check in your comments spam folder. It seems that for some unexplained reason my comments were being flagged as spam. If you’re not sure how all that works you can read this post to get a better idea what I’m talking about.

I’m told that all had been resolved so we should be back to normal this week.

As I mentioned in my post last week, the town of L’Assomption in the Lanaudière region northeast of Montréal is celebrating its 300th anniversary this year.

A few weeks back during a break from the constant rain around here we took an afternoon walk through the historic section of town to capture some of their oldest and grandest homes.

Here are some of my favorite shots including this lovely 140 year-old place

and these 200+ year-old stone homes

And this one which is neither old nor grand, but oh how I loved the red and white awnings offset against the red brick facade 🙂

As always, thanks so such for visiting 🙂

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