Happy Thursday everyone and welcome to yet another weekly post featuring some more of my favourite doors. This weekβs edition comes from New Zealand. Iβm still on my travels but I want to show case some doors from my travels that I have seen so far. Let me know if you have a favourite π.





I have seen some lovely doors here in NZ, although sadly not many residential doors. Let me know if you have a favourite and I will be sure to keep an eye for more doors on my travels.
I hope youβre all having a great week.
Wayne βπ½
Great doors this week, Wayne! I like the wooden one and the fun Shaka Bros which has a car on the display.
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Thanks so much Miriam ππ
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You’re welcome, Wayne. π π
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The gray/blue stone house has a nice composition to it. Seems like the roof lines lead you back to the door. Nice!
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Thanks for that. This door and house has been really underrated π€£ I love the brick work.
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Numbers 3 and 4 are really cool! Glad you’re having fun in NZ!
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Thanks very much ππ
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I really like door number 4 π
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Ah thank you. I like that one too π€
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Shaka Bros. Looks like a fun place
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It sure does ππ
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I like them all, but my favorite is the Bacon Bros. Is that a car inside a diner/coffee shop/restaurant? Very cool!
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Thank you! Yes itβs a really cool place and there is a car inside. I have the photo of the inside also, pretty impressive.
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I just remembered you can see the car in my Christchurch blog π https://wrookieschu.com/2022/07/22/christchurch/
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Since I love castles and old-looking things definitely 2. I love the beautiful woodwork outside the door
and the hinges on the big old door itself. Its lovely.
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I totally agree with you here. I love the rustic and antique appearance. Thank you π
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I love the curved reflections in the first door. It seems a little boring (from the directory) I think I’d rather see a pub π
The entrance at #2 in Queenstown is remarkable. Wow, I love the woodwork.
Shaka Bros looks like a nice place to hang out for a while. The door hardware is very interesting.
The two (I assume) residential doors are also nice. All in all, a good group. #2 in Queenstown for the win!
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Thanks for that Dan! I agree 100% with you regarding the first door. I love the curved reflections but definitely would rather see a pub π€£. I have a real love for church architecture too so when I spot a church door, I have to photograph it.
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Churches are almost always fertile ground for doors (as are good pubs).
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That is so true Dan! ππΌππΌ
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2 .. like the door style and the stained glass.
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Theyβre all good but you canβt beat an ecclesiastical door
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Very true, thanks Sheree π
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I like number 3. It looks like it has a story to tell.
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Thank you! Yes I see what you mean, it really does!
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They are all appealing! My vote goes to number 2!
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Ah thanks Lov! You canβt beat a church door ππΌ
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