Happy Thursday everyone and welcome to yet another weekly post featuring some more of my favourite doors. This week’s edition follows on from last week’s doors in New Zealand. I have some more to show case from this amazing country and next week I have some extra special doors to show you as it will be my twentieth edition of Doors of WordPress! Let me know if you have a favourite door this week 😊.
Thanks for taking a look and stay tuned for next week’s special edition!!
Take care,
Wayne ✌🏽
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I’m rather partial to Door No 2
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Ah thank you, I like that one too 😊
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I vote for The Last Word too; there is so much there that makes me curious! I want it to be a bookstore.
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A bookstore would be amazing! I think it’s actually a restaurant but good door though 😊
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Wonderful sunlight on the door from Auckland. And that lead photo from Arrowtown is fabulous
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Thank you 😊
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I like The wooden door of The Tap in Arrowtown. I like the wood tone and the old-fashioned Lantern
style light to the right of the door. It is just a cool layout and appeals to me.
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Thanks for that. I can totally see what you mean, I like it for those reasons too ☺️
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Beautiful, showing much history!
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Thank you Emille!
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Has to be door number 5. A door that has the ‘Last Word.’ There is a story in there somewhere. 🙌
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Love that. To me it looks very Gatsby.
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They are all interesting doors, Wayne! What fun you must have finding them. We enjoy seeing them in your posts.
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Thanks very much, that’s so kind. I hate to admit it but I actually love finding doors 🤣.
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I like the simplicity of the little house in Arrowtown. I especially like that they added a transom window. The tap and the double red doors are both inviting.
The door to The Last Word takes the prize today. I really like wat they did with that entrance. The door fills the opening, but the trim board across the top gives (at least me) the illusion of a wider door jamb than what is there. I had to look twice. Thanks for sharing your Doors of WordPress with Thursday Doors.
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Thanks Dan! I always love your input and eye for the finer detail that I most often overlook.
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I am always after that “how did they do that?” part…
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Love it!
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The Arrowtown door for me. And what a cute little house it’s attached to. I love the colour of the door and the matching window frames.
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Me too Hugh! Love the house. It belongs to the Anglican Church so I’m guessing the minister lives there.
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It must be very easy to clean, Wayne. 😂
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🤣🤣 I would say so 😍
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Nice choice ps and my fave is the last one
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Thank you Sheree. The last one is pretty special, it almost looks like an antique.
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My though too
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🤗
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All nice, but Auckland takes the cake 🍰🍰🍰
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Haha thanks Lov, I have to agree with you 😊
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Blue is the coolest colour 👌👌👌😎
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My favourite colour!
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Mine too ❤️
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Amazing 🤩🤩
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