…for Wordless Wednesday and bloghops various!
A few pictures from Nepal, Peru, Cambodia, Italy, Morocco, Turkey, China, Greece, and England!
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…finally, this is the Bishop’s door into Wells Cathedral which dates back to 1756 and is still in use today!
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Great shots Keith. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, thank you, Sadje.
I enjoyed these very much.
You always come up with the most interesting collages of photos! Thanks for sharing as always!
Mitch
I try! Thanks, Mitch.
No foreigners! Hahaha!!!
I found that pretty funny too! FYI, that’s the Kathmandu home of the reigning 6 year old Living Goddess who appears at the window above the door once a day – we witnessed it but no photography was allowed.
I’m surprised she showed up with you being a foreigner and all! 😂 Great story and pix, Keith.
Oooh so lovely. I lost track trying to pick a favorite. Wonderful doors and walls. Truly enjoyed the photos. I like that you used perspective in your captures to give a sense of the surrounding areas to the doors, Keith. Great share!
I’m so pleased you like them Suzette, thank you.
A pleasure indeed. Thanks again Keith.
So many fascinating places to explore! Thank you for sharing them.
My pleasure, I assure you!
Another set of good captures interesting too with the variations
Have a doortastic week Keith 👍
Thanks, Steve!
These are great! The one is Siem Reap is my fav tho. Lovely work
That was an incredible plave to visit. Thanks, Lydia.
I so love interesting doors and windows oh, and that blue
Me too – the blue ones I took in Greece.
Some are so beautiful and some are very old. I would love to see these in person. Beautiful.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
Beauty is often found in most unlikely things. Thanks, Sandee.
no foreigners… I wonder why so. Love the blue windows and doors. Beautiful travel photos.
Amazingly beautiful—😍
Thanks so much, Dora.
Another “Oh Wow” from me. I’m not a traveler by nature, so I enjoy visiting other places through photos.
I’m pleased to hear it, thanks so much!
My pleasure.
The decaying doors are fabulous in deed
So often, something that’s past its best can become a thing of beauty.Thanks so much.
I could realy get a new front door at my home
Haha! I pleased to have reminded you!
Some funny finds among these incredible images. Loved it!
I like photographing the less obvious! Cheers, Shiju.
These pics are very super cool and interesting. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
That’s really kind of you, thanks so much.
Such a diversity of scenes and architecture. I really like the blue ones, but also all the ancient facades. The scenes from China remind me of when I visit Suzhou a few times for business.
Thankyou so much. The ‘blue ones’ were taken in Greece by the way!
Hi Keith – those are all amazing photos – and what a range of places you’ve visited … as you say – itchy feet … but a delight for us – thank you … love them – cheers Hilary
Still more to visit! Thanks so much Hilary.
Wow. Your photos are incredible, Keith👌🏼
That’s so kind of you Sunra, thank you.
i love all the doors