Joining Thursday Doors today –
Back on March 20th, I went on a doorscursion (this Is a term that the door folks came up with to describe the activity of grabbing the camera and venturing out to find doors to photograph).
This post features my top ten images from the Doorscursion on that day.
This last photo caught my attention because of the blue theme and the cars feel ginormous with that little door.

My last photo – of the teal door with early spring tree is for #TreeSquare
Becky’s Square challenge is back this month (July 2021) and she is asking for trees…. this theme means we will likely be celebrating the almighty tree this mont and I look forward to seeing a good variety of images.
A lot of the photos in this post could have been squared to use for this challenge- but this one seemed perfect – so this if for day 1.

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You have some great doors here, Yvette. I love the colors, the glass accents and the variety, From stately doors to doors under construction to poor Lucky’s Bicycle shop 😦
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Haha – yes – the poor bike shop – I think their windows were hit during the Richmond riots
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I like the little dark blue door, and also the teal door with tree, Yvette
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Thanks Sue
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😊
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I love the turquoise door and the house! 💜 Doors are amazing!
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Thanks Renee
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That is a new vocabulary! I like it. Pictures of door are always fascinating. They induce some sort of curiosity.
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Thanks YC
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Makes you wonder just what is inside, thanks for sharing your scursion pics.
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My onesies and thanks for checking them out today
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The door in the square challenge is amazing. Lucky’s bicycles doesn’t look very lucky to me!
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Hi scooj – yes – lucky’s bike shop unlucky with the window breakage – and I heard some folks wait to get windows repaired to
Make sure the riots end
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Another lovely doorscursion Yvette 🙂 🙂
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Thanks BB
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I love the little blue door with the huge cars. I’m betting that hobbits live in there 😉
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Hi – you and Diane mentioned hobbits and Clive –
I think you both are right –
That has to be one of their living quarters 😉
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It sure does! 😊
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Thanks for the tour. There are great doors in America. With a very unique style
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Hi -I bet you see a lot more door variety in your travels – ours can be so “standard” but I guess it just depends on the neighborhood
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I guess it depends indeed.
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Nice variety here, Yvette. I really like the color of that last door and the small door (although not as small as mine.) 🙂
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Hi Janet! Not nearly as small as the fun ones from your series – ha!
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Lovely photos of doors! The hobbit door is my favorite (that’s what I’m calling it anyways! 😀) And love the tree/door photo for the treesquare challenge too! Fun, fun, FUN!! 😀❤️ ~D
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Hi D
I LOVE the title of hobbit door for that one and it is so fitting
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A good set. I’d count 5 including the back of the car – but then I wasn’t sure about doors/windows.
you opening paragraph makes me wonder how many people wonder why their doors are being photographed 🙂
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Hi Derrick – I counted six doors in that image – I think there is one to the left of the van – and maybe a gate way Bach – but five or six is the answer – ha
And there is a photo from this day I left out because a guy seemed annoyed – he was in his garage and I was just driving by. I will
Show ya with his face blurred (be back later)
But most of the time people seem to not notice or not care – maybe it is the digital world comfort level with devices – oh and maybe because all
Of these are with a smart phone and not a formal camera – that changes perception (I think – because a zoom lens can feel more intimidating )
And I have been photographed many times and I shrug my shoulders to it
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Since I never use a phone I think I’ll skip doors – except for derelicts 🙂
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That last door does look tiny. 🙂
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💙🚪
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I like the turquoise-colored door on the last house. Cheerful and inviting.
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thanks ally
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love this name doorcursion Yvette… clever.. Great pics and lots of different sizes complete and incomplete💖
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thanks so much Cindy, and the word :”doorscursion” will always remind me of a blogger names Joey – I think she is still on a long break – but I am not sure who Mae up the word – ‘
hope your weekend is going well
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Oh interesting … you’ll have to point her out when she’s back. It’s an adventure and all is good and hope with you as well. Happy 4th. 💖
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I will – and hope your 4th is relaxing and fun
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Great and me too👏👏 👏thanks friend❣️
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Great gallery.
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thanks! 🙂
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Great doors, Yvette. I like the colour of the bright green one in the first batch of pictures.
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thanks Robbie
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They got better looking as you went along!
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One word for Lucky’s Bicycles door – WOW!
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“Doorscursion”! I love it! When I was in El Paso, TX in 2019 I went on a Doorscursion and got some great photos.
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Doorscursion success!
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thanks so much for checking it out 🙂
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My pleasure. I really like doors too. I have a post about doors in Antigua, Guatemala.
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