I was having a mooch around Spitalfields Market and decided to head on over to Sandy Row for a bite of lunch when I noticed this very beautiful blue door. This area was once a thriving Jewish Community, first started up by the Dutch Jews, who worked in the cigar and diamond cutting industries in London. Just a few paces down from this door is the former Hugenont Chapel, converted into a synagogue in 1870. It’s a small little row with some pretty important doors, and some of them are such a pretty blue! My last door on Sandy Row. (It’s really a very small London Street.)
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very pretty! 🙂
Why thanks! But I can’t take the credit! That rose is just amazing. It blooms from April till the end of September. I have no idea what it’s called anymore…lost the tag!