I fell in love with Boston and can’t wait to get back and visit this fabulous city. This door was glowing in the afternoon sunlight. The wood and it’s honey colour just enthralled me. I think it might be an oak door with fabulous patina. I love the two stained glass window panels, each boasting a round centre button. Reminds me of two eyes watching out on to the street below. Interestingly there is only one door handle. Curious, two might be better? But one or two door pulls, it’s a stunning Boston Doorway.
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About susan sheldon
I am an explorer. It's taken me awhile to realise this. But I love capturing bits of our wonderful world with my camera, travelling through time and history, always returning to write, or paint what I've discovered. I use my Leica and my iPhone to capture images, and with those images I try to hold on to a feeling, a moment in our busy lives. Sometimes those moments bring me into the past, others into the studio to paint, or back to the old typewriter to try to use words to capture what the camera has done for me already. One of my goals in my blog is to have a space to take a breath away from our frantic world. I hope you enjoy your time here. It’s such a privilege to have readers.
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My husband and I are choosing Boston to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary this summer. As fate would have it, both our sons are away at camps the same week, so we have some time off together. Your wonderful posts on Boston are what pushed me in that direction. 🙂
Carrie, you are going to LOVE Boston I would move there in a heartbeat but East Coast snow storms…well… I have to pass only because of that! Just save loads of room for Mikes! You are going to need it! Would love to hear about your experience in Boston!
My goodness, it’s beautiful!
I so wanted that front door as my front door! Didn’t fit in the suitcase though!