Thursday Doors – October 22, 2020

Thursday Doors is a weekly feature allowing door lovers to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos from around the world. Feel free to join in on the fun by creating your own Thursday Doors post each week and then sharing your link in the comments below, anytime between Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American eastern time). 

More of Montréal’s Ruelles Vertes #7

Here is another one of  Plateau Mont-Royal’s Green Laneways with some interesting murals thrown into the mix just for fun.

Little free library with an artsy touch – note the fancy steel support post too.

I don’t always run off with a walrus on my shoulders but when I do… 😀

I guess the wooden fence came after the chain link one.

A moose in need of a touch-up.

A quick paint job would do wonders for this one.

Laundry day.

Narrow? Seriously, I cannot see a grown adult walking through this one without having to turn sideways.

This one works great on its own…

but it’s actually part of a lovely weathered old set, with a car parked in front of the “no parking” signs.

As always I thank you for looking 🙂 

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About Norm 3.0

World’s youngest grumpy old man & heart failure wonder boy. Interests: writing, woodworking, photography, travel, tennis, wine, and I know a bit about power tools.
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102 Responses to Thursday Doors – October 22, 2020

  1. Love the free library and the wooden fence. The narrow door is interesting.

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  2. Toonsarah says:

    I’m so glad to have stumbled across this as I love photographing doors (and windows too, come to that). Here’s a contribution from me: https://www.toonsarah-travels.blog/thursday-doors-tallinn/

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  3. Linda Schaub says:

    The doors are either exquisite or really weathered – a diverse collection for sure. I always enjoy the murals. I wonder what made the paint peel off the moose – maybe it was deliberate? What a shame as it looks like a lot of time/effort went into creating it.

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  4. As each time, I love the idea, the light, the art and the library! Doors are just a bonus, and similarly to my own post, I don’t really care whether there is a door or not in a photo, I just love them all.

    My post is the beginning of our wonderful last Sunday, before Flavia joined me. Farnese is the town and if I tell you that it’s quite similar to Pitigliano, you’ll know exactly what I mean.

    Thursday Doors, 22/10/20: Introduction to Farnese

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  5. Crosslife Spaces says:

    Thank you for this space. Here is my first attempt! https://freemindconfession.wordpress.com/2020/10/23/thursday-door-opens/

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  6. Joanne Sisco says:

    Two thumbs up on laundry day! Love it 🙂

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  7. Really nice streetart! Good one Norm!
    and here is mine: https://hinterdentueren.com/2020/10/23/hinter-der-tur-6/

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  8. A beautiful selection, Norm. Those free libraries always tug at my heart, although the moose and laundry day murals are my favorites this time 🙂
    Hoping to post my weekly Thursday Doors Saturday morning 🙂

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  9. Great doors and artwork, Norm. I loved the hanging laundry. My contribution to Thursday Doors is here: https://americanfoodieabroad.wordpress.com/2020/10/23/fake-doors/

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  10. I like that library door

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  11. Pistachios says:

    To me, the narrow door looks like someone was busily making the fence, and forgot they needed a gate for people, so they snuck in a little one in the last panel 😛

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  12. Jennie says:

    This was terrific, Norm. The whimsical is always a delight, like the Little Free Library. That narrow door struck me; nice hardware, too.

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  13. bikerchick57 says:

    Love the doors and building art, but the walrus made me lol.

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  14. A happy collection again this week, Norm. I enjoy the little libraries you show. I recently came across one in our neighborhood. I had no idea they were here too. I liked the laundry graffiti, so cute, and the walrus is a hoot.

    Well, here’s mine. Have a lovely weekend! https://brendasrandomthoughts.wordpress.com/2020/10/22/thursday-doors-bright-buildings-in-collioure/

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  15. I like the red doors and do you ever wonder how the mural artist come up with ideas?

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  16. Su Leslie says:

    Lovely collection. I so love the little free library 😍

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  17. slfinnell says:

    Love the variety of free libraries you find! And wish they were more commonplace here.
    My link: https://katytrailcreations.com/2020/10/22/revisiting-manila-thursday-doors/

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  18. dimlamp says:

    I like the Moose mural. Here’s my contribution:

    Thursday Doors – October 22, 2020

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  19. Norm, here is a post for Thursday Doors from my recent trip to Annapolis. Oh, my. How colorful, classic, and interesting are the doors near the Maryland State House and the harbor! https://ohtheplaceswesee.com/2020/10/22/doors-of-annapolis-road-trip-2020/

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  20. Another great collection, Norm. I love that little free library… very whimsical.

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  21. They’re all really good and great captures, Norm. I have to say, the walrus is my favourite. Brilliant. Here’s mine for this week, thanks. https://jeanreinhardt.wordpress.com/2020/10/22/thursday-doors-colourful-dundalk/

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  22. I love those little libraries, Norm. We don’t have those here. A lovely selection of doors.

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  23. Really enjoyed looking at the murals and paintings on the walls this week. An interesting place!

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  24. Sofia Alves says:

    Beautiful street art and that little library is amazing.
    Here is mine:

    Thursday Doors – Govanhill Baths

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  25. DrJunieper says:

    Looks like a fun street to walk through – the big moose once was impressive! The clothesline makes me smile. Love the first door the most! Happy you found this ruelle for us:)

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  26. tgeriatrix says:

    Makes me want to walk around in this quarter!
    That’s what I found: https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2020/10/22/doors-found-in-pritzwalk/

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  27. jazzytower says:

    The colors on that mural of the moose is so cheerful. Love the garden gates, they are getting fancy these days. And the library, I’ve yet to see one in person. Nice. Lovely post Norm.

    Pat

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  28. I love the little libraries, the moose, and that last set of weathered doors, but of course I liked all of them. Glad to know you’re not carrying a walrus on your back, although I’m sure some days it feels like it.

    Thursday doors…garden doors

    janet

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    • Norm 2.0 says:

      Thanks Janet. I’m coming across these little libraries in just about every ruelle I visit and each one is unique; it’s so cool.

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      • My husband was going to get me one for Christmas before we decided to move and then was thinking about it again here, but with Covid, I’m not sure if people would want to take books. Another issue here is that there aren’t tree lawns, or whatever Canadians call the strip of grass between the street and sidewalk. Sidewalks just go right to the curb, so you’d have to put the library in your yard and the ground here is so hard that I don’t know how you’d get a hole big enough!!

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  29. Here’s a door you’ve seen before and will see again sometime in the future https://theartblogger54.wordpress.com/2020/10/18/street-art-by-brandons-murals-door-22-7/

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  30. lolaWi says:

    another fun and interesting collection of doors and murals, Norm. i love the laundry day mural! here is mine: https://lolawi.blog/2020/10/22/church-door-from-ainsa/

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  31. Another nice collection of doors and “ruelles vertes”. They are truly quite pretty those “ruelles”. (Suzanne)

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  32. scooj says:

    I have run out of cool things to say about these ruelles vertes posts. I am so enjoying them. The murals are amazing… what’s going on with the walrus? The last doors are wonderful and the context around them paints a lovely picture.

    These are a few more streetart/graffiti doors: https://scooj.org/2020/10/22/thursday-doors-22-october-2020/

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  33. Love the Mini Library and the street art. A friend of mine built one of those library boxes. I’ll get a photo and post soon. But for this week an old ghosttown dorway from Utah:

    Retrospective Door: Cisco Utah

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    • Norm 2.0 says:

      Thanks. I come across quite a few of those little libraries and always find the idea of people spontaneously sharing knowledge or entertainment in this way so uplifting 🙂

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  34. marianallen says:

    TOTORO!!!! I love the Totoro! In case you’re not a Miyazaki anime fan, that’s the fat rabbity thing. So happy! That LFL is epic, too. I think my favorite mural is the laundry day. I can FEEL the fresh breeze. What a happy collection! My post today is another drive-by. https://marianallen.com/2020/10/menace-to-navigation-thursdaydoors/

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  35. Ally Bean says:

    Very interesting collection of doors. I like the bright colors.

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  36. A sweet selection, Norm. My next three weekly posts describe my efforts to get married in Zambia. Marriage, the Thursday Door to happiness! https://drprunesquallor279704606.wordpress.com/2020/10/22/thursday-doors-visit-to-the-boma/

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  37. dennyho says:

    Your LFL is probably the most unique I’ve seen, very nice! Happy Thursday Norm.

    Thursday Lynchburg Door

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  38. Teresa says:

    That free library is very pretty and I am loving that laundry street art. Thanks Norm, it makes me happy seeing your doors.! Will post mine maybe tomorrow.

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  39. Dan Antion says:

    The little free library looks like it was designed be M.C. Escher. I really like that! The murals are wonderful. I really enjoy seeing how people have transformed these ordinary spaces into fancy-filled walks. That narrow foot is well made, but you’re right, that’s a tight squeeze. My top and bottom would be ok, but I’d have to suck in my middle 😏

    My somewhat random doors are at https://nofacilities.com/2020/10/22/doors-doorway-thursdaydoors/

    Thanks for hosting, Norm. Take care and be well.

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  40. Thanks for a cheerful selection! I covet the clever library stand – and laundry on the line is a favourite subject of mine.

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  41. Sheree says:

    These are fabulous but my fave is the last one

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  42. Those ruelles are perfect street art spots aren’t they?

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  43. Debbie Smyth says:

    A great collection, Norm. Some lovely street art, a great no parking pair, and I like the arty library, reminds me of a modern stained glass window. I’ve gone arty again: https://travelwithintent.com/2020/10/22/street-art-on-redchurch-street/

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  44. The narrrow door makes it more mysterious

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