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Reminder: As of July 21st I’ll be taking a 2-week summer break. There will be no #ThursdayDoors link-up here on July 26th nor on August 2nd.
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Toronto Leftovers
Despite what the title may lead you to conclude, no I didn’t bring home a doggy bag of left-over food from our time in Toronto this past spring 😀
I do however still have a number of unused doors that don’t quite fit into any specific category. Since I’ve been unable to get out on a fresh doorscursion lately, this week I’ve decided to dip into those unused doors to finish up before the summer break.
Ice Ice Baby – Distillery District
Utility box – near Casa-Loma
Garden Shed Door – Casa-Loma
Antique Horse-Drawn Carriage – Casa-Loma
Side/Private Entrance – Hockey Hall of Fame
Plus here are a couple of beauties that seemed to all be University of Toronto Buildings:
I’ll be around to visit your posts and answer comments until mid-day on Friday. I’ll see everyone back here on August 9th. Now you kids all play nice and don’t break anything while I’m gone 😉
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Norm 3.0 
I love that utility box. I hope that you had a wonderful vacation!
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What a great collection! I hope you enjoy your vacation.
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Excellent leftovers. Enjoy your holidays!
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The utility box and the garden shed door looks something like the book series I’ve been reading. The Dark Tower book series by Stephen King. I’m starting the last book tomorrow. The last doors are pretty.
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I really like those electrical box doors. Many cities are getting so creative with that!
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Hi Norm! Your doors this week are very varied. The first few are so original and the final ones so beautiful… I loved them all 🙂 I know which one my grandchildren would prefer 🙂
I went back to my mother’s village last week for a quick visit with my cousins and posted a few, mostly unchanged doors, since my mother’s childhood!
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Great finds!
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Thank you 🙂
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Some leftovers these are! All are very interesting and those UoT ones are quite impressive, as are the buildings. Have a great vacation!
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Thank you!
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Before I forget: have a great time off and hope you’ll come back rested:)
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Thank you I will 🙂
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Wow Norm – each one of these photos is great. I like the shed door – 3rd one in. So impressed with the lighting you captured.
Have a great vacation and I’ll talk to you when you return about our next cycling adventure 🚲🚲🚲
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Thank you! Yes we’ll talk in a few weeks 🙂
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These are great doors, Norm. It’s funny how leftovers can turn into great meals. I love that last photo. What a marvellous entrance.
Enjoy your break. See you in August.
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You got that right Dan, leftovers often make for a delicious meal. Cheers!
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Thank you for the beautiful memories of Casa Loma and the U of T buildings…I love how you captured shots that I missed while looking elsewhere! I hope you have a glorious time away…
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That’s part of the fun: different people will notice different things 🙂
I’m looking forward to the break. Thanks for the warm wishes.
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My pleasure!
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I always choose for brick walls – great captures of the doors. You don’t seem the type for doggie bags, or?
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Certainly not when I’m travelling. At home leftovers can make for some decent and quick lunches though 😉
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Oh, I do love those stone buildings and their doors. The red door is really nice too.
Have a lovely vacation, and see you in two weeks, or on IG!
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Thanks Deborah. I’m looking forward to the break 🙂
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Enjoy that Vacay! Much deserved!
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Thank you. I’m looking forward to the break 🙂
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Those doors in the last photo are super imposing. What a building that must be. Happy Vacay!
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Thank you. Looking forward to the break 🙂
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You certainly went out with a splash. Have a great vacation!
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Thank you. “See you” again in a few weeks 😀
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Oh, my! That first stone building! I want to live there AND in the house across the way from it, so I can enjoy it from the inside and from the outside. Wow!
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Thanks Marian. I like the way you think. Mind you with the real-estate prices in Toronto lately I doubt I could afford the property taxes let alone the purchase price of a place like that. It is nice and it doesn’t cost anything to dream though 😉
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I love that red door and the funky graffiti on the utility box! Enjoy your time off. Thanks for unknowingly syncing your time off with mine. 🙂
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Great minds think alike, I guess 😉
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Some very nice doors indeed. But the stand out image for me is the graffiti on the utility box.
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Yes that is one of my faves as well – thank you 🙂
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Carriage — yellow and beautiful and historic — but that floor. My goodness, I remember that floor from other posts.
Love Ice, Ice Baby, too 🙂
Enjoy your break!
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Thanks Joey. The break will be much enjoyed for sure 🙂
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The first one drew me in with a big smile and it never went down from there. Enjoy your break, Norm (I did mine), and we’ll look forward to seeing you when you get back online.
janet
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Thanks Janet. I’m looking forward to the break 🙂
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I had to go back and look at that 3rd door… speakeasy comes to mind… you do get around mon vieux
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Merci 🙂
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A beautiful mix of doors, Norm. Love that first one, made me thirsty. We’re having the hottest summer here in Ireland since the seventies, apparently.
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Thanks Jean. I know how you feel. The heat and humidity finally broke here a few days ago. Mid 30’s C for 12 consecutive days. I had to stay in with the air conditioning on the entire time.
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When we lived in Spain we had that heat for two months. Lived like vampires, only venturing outside when the sun went down 😎
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I could almost dive into that Ice door. It is sweltering. Love the UT doors. Universities are usually great places for door hunters. Have a great holiday, Norm!
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Thank you!
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loved loved loved the first couple of pictures…enjoy your holiday/time away….
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Thank you! I’m looking forward to the break 🙂
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Some lovely doors…an eclectic mix – love the utility box.
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Somehow I had a feeling you might like that one 😉
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👍
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Wow! I love that third door, Norm. It’s so creepy, especially with the way the light is shining on it.
Have a great break.
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Now that you mention it Hugh, you’re spot on – that one is a lot more ominous looking than I had first thought 🙂
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It totally is creepy. Trust you to like that 🙂
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What a perfect way to head out for a couple of weeks. I may be thinking all day about that ‘garden’ door. It looks like someone put a lazy susan on it. 🙂 We’ll try to do you proud while you’re gone. :-0
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Thanks Judy. I’m looking forward to a nice break 🙂
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Some VERY cool doors!
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Thank you. I thought so too 🙂
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