Here is my contribution to Thursday Doors, a weekly door-lover’s group hosted by Dan Antion over at No Facilities.
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Last week, I featured doors my daughter, Sarah, discovered on a recent trip to New York. This week, I’m featuring a few more of her lovely photos. I hope you enjoy!
If you’d like to see last week’s doors from New York, visit here.
Thank you for stopping by. Stay safe, stay well!
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Great choices by your daughter.
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I’ll pass along your nice comment. Thanks so much, Kathy. 🙂
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These are fabulous
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They make me want to visit New York sometime, and not just the airport. (haha) Thanks, Sheree!
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NY is always worth a visit. One of the world’s great cities.
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These are wonderful photos. Grand Central is such a beautiful building. I am so glad it is still with us. Thanks again to your daughter!
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I’ll send her your thanks. 🙂 I’ve been a lot of places, but I’ve never visited New York, outside the airport. Her photos remind me that I want to someday. She also saw two Broadway shows which sounded incredible.
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It’s an easy day trip for us, but her photos remind me that I need to get down there again.
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The doors of the French building were especially beautiful!!
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They are very ornate, and I love the revolving door. Thanks so much for stopping by, Ann!
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NYC is a door lover’s paradise — there’s no doubt! But like my city SFO – sometimes you have to stand in the middle of the street and wait for the crowds to pass! I like the French building shot! That’s glam!
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I suppose that’s true for any big city, even not so big ones, waiting for the crowd to pass. 🙂 I’d love to visit New York and discover for myself all the doors. There does seem to be a wide variety. Thanks for stopping by!
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Wonderful stuff. I didn’t know anything about the French Building. Certainly worth a look
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Me either. It certainly seems like a place to see. Thanks so much for your nice comment! 🙂
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