Happy Thursday everyone and welcome to my latest edition of Doors of WordPress. I am further showcasing doors from my neighbourhood in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. They were all spotted on my daily walks 👣 . I hope you enjoy looking and please let me know if you have a favourite.
I think number five is my personal favourite. I used to find it really strange that doors here in the eastern suburbs have an exterior security door. I thought maybe the areas were unsafe and prone to burglaries. However, I have noticed that this is a very common practice here and most doors will have this external door. It must be simply a security thing, so you can leave your front door open for air but have the security of the exterior door 🤷🏼♂️.
Thanks for taking a look at my doors!
Wayne ✌🏽
WrookieSchU 
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Thank you! My pleasure. Looking forward to reading your future posts.
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Like the sharp difference in color in the first. You were talking about a security door in front of the front door. In our previous house in California, and now in Austin Texas we have one. The latter also has a mosquito screen which I greatly appreciate:) and a different lock on both. But in both cases not every front door has these.
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Amazing thanks for the information. A mosquito screen is a great idea.
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All windows or doors that can be opened have a
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Oops, somehow I wasn’t done with my comment yet. What I meant to say – all of our windows and doors have mosquito screens (my hubby does that because I would have otherwise have bites all summer long!)
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Yes they’re a great invention. Nobody likes a mozzie bite 🙈
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The black door is well framed with vegetation and stones.
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It certainly is 🤗🤗
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Love the tilework on the final photo!
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I agree, it’s great. Thank you 😊
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I kind of like 3 because of the plants and flowers 🙂
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Also has a little stained glass look.
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Ah yes me too actually, thanks Jean 😊
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I like all of these, Wayne. I was certain that the door at 110 would be my favorite (I love the transom light). Then I saw the last one – I love it. First, the photo is great, as I like the reflections. Second, the door / entrance is beautiful. I like the arch topped panels in the door, and the way they mirror the arched entrance and transom.
In the US, “storm doors” as we call them, are very common. They stand as a barrier to the weather. We have one on every door.
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Thanks for that Dan. I had no idea they were storm doors. Interesting. I also love the transform light, it really adds to the aesthetic.
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The first one is the best for me! But it was tough choosing!! Great photos, each one!
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Thank you very much 😊
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I like the fifth one best too. It’s really pretty.
I know on some older houses in Scotland there would be double doors too, my MIL lived in one and she was very knowledgeable on such things (on all things really) and she told me it was to protect from the weather. Which makes sense (snow, cold). Maybe a timber for of double glazing?
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Oh wow thanks for that. I never would have even considered that.
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