We’ve had some wonderful sunny autumn days here on the Hillside this week and in the early morning the sun is playing lovely games with light and dappled shadows in the courtyard. I thought I’d include a couple of views of one of the wooden garden doors here for my contribution to Norm’s Thursday Doors challenge this week – one in the soft morning light and the other in the bright light of late afternoon, plus some details of course……. Thanks as always to Norm for hosting this excellent challenge……
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View from a French Hillside 
Lovely aged things!
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Thank you Sue – most of the things around here are more than a little aged – except us of course 😀
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So lovely! I also really enjoy the close up of the knob and lock.
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Thank you Front Door Project! Delighted that you like them 🙂
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This one really inspires my imagination!!!
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Thank you shopgirl!
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Lovely post. I did also enjoy the close-up visuals.
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Many thanks Olga, I love the details on old doors like this , all the wonderful textures and colours!
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I too love the close up of the old locks, bygone days!
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Thank you Joan! They really are full of history aren’t they these little details!
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Glorious Thursday doors, that’s for sure. 🙂
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Thank you Sarah – so pleased you like them! 😉
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This entry just oozes character. Love that hardware. 🙂
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Thank you Judy! One of my favourite doors!
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Absolutely beautiful!
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Many thanks indeed!
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I love these old doors, they certainly have a story to tell, and the light really shows them off so well
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Thank you James! There is something about doors isn’t there – as you say , they always have stories to tell and the intrigue of what lies behind them!
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Great photos. I love the close-ups of the hardware. The door could use a little TLC but I like it.
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Thank you Dan! I think you’re right about the TLC!
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Reblogged this on M o o r e z a r t.
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Thank you once again Douglas! Really glad you like this door series, I’m certainly having some fun with it, discovering new places and subjects!
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You’re welcome Jane! Oh you are so lucky to have so much beauty and history all around you there! And I feel like you are my eyes into how wonderful France is!
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It is a very beautiful region we live in that’s for sure Douglas and I’m still discovering much of it!
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That’s a great door, I love that bush traipsing into the scene!
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Thank you badfish! The bush is actually a huge solanum which climbs all over the wall and even up onto the roof full of tiny blue flowers!
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very cool!
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Just beautiful Jane – thanks for sharing this one 🙂
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Thank you Norm – so glad you like it! 🙂
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Somehow I missed this at the right time, but I still find door and details lovely, Jane.
janet
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Thank you Janet, glad you found it and that you like it!
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I’m so glad that I had stopped by. Beautiful photos you have here!
Love this door. Old, simple, and peaceful.
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Thank you so much inc for your kind comments and your visit! Hope you’ll call again!
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