I just loved this two red doors. Both very different in character. There’s something bold, daring, about a red doors. One apparently gets mail by post and the other? Perhaps only email?
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Excellent photo Susan, well spotted. There is something about doors, you somehow want to know what is behind them…or is it just me?
I think there is a fan club out there of door lovers. There is something so interesting about a door, and who lives behind the door, the stories within, and I love how two doors can be so different. The owners really striving to push their style! And to tell the truth…i’m just nosy! 🙂
Susan, I feel a mystery lies behind door 1A, merely because of the missing letterbox…
I know!!! No post box! Curious Tom very Curious! 🙂