Thursday Doors with Norm 2.0 gave me inspiration to include some photos from the Folsom Power house in downtown Folsom, California. The powerhouse is a state park and nestles up against one of the most beautiful stretches of the American River and the American River Bike Trail. It never grows old walking over the rainbow bridge even when the air is smoky from fires and unclear. Take a walk/ride down the bike trail and stop for some coffee when you are done at any number of lovely places to eat…
Enjoy friends. More flowers and wineries to follow from this day of fresh air and space. Happy Thursday Doors.
Be well everyone.
The wide open walls mural festival did a spooky number on this building. I couldn’t help but submit for Norm 2.0’s Thursday doors. U for unusual. 
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Here are a few wee whimsical doors from San Francisco Zoo and it’s marvelous botanical gardens. Enjoy but don’t bump your head.
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Sometimes a once useful thing becomes more interesting as it decays…
This post was inspired by Norm and his Thursday doors! I was hoping he might get a kick out of my original take on the idea. 😉
This will be the last set of Parisian doors for this trip. Â I hope you have enjoyed the doors I have chosen to share on this Thursday Door tour through Paris. Â They are a beautiful source of inspiration and happiness for me. Â And many thanks to Norm for his challenge which provides me an excuse to share them with you.
The wisteria was just beginning to bloom while we were in Paris which attracted me to all sorts of gates. Â If only it had been this lovely in Giverny…
Imagine the history this door has seen.
I love this worn knocker.
Something like this would be blight where I live but it is living art and not to be messed with elsewhere in the world. Doors like this keep me traveling.
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Tired of Parisian Doors?  I’m not.  😉
Passage Door that is almost painfully beautiful
Beautiful artwork
Very inviting isn’t it?
Knock knock
Never tire of knockers
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I hope you enjoy a nice mix of interesting doors from Paris. Â Doors that go nowhere, covered passage doors, old doors, and door knockers. Â Enjoy.
How cool is this door? It was actually part of a building at once time which has long since been torn down. The French people chose to keep the door. It is just standing there all by itself. I LOVE that.
Surely door knockers can be considered?
Oldest building in Paris.
Covered Passage in Paris
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There are so many parts of traveling I enjoy. Architecture is one of them. And Doors make a big impact on architecture. France makes a solid effort at keeping their doors real for sure.
I mean seriously? Look at this door. It’s perfect in color, shape, ivy, knob, button…I need to know who lives here. 😉
Not your typical french style door.
Makes you wanna know what’s behind it doesn’t it?
I think a gate can count as a door when there are flowers this pretty behind it.
I don’t even remember where I saw this door but I love everything about it.
Doors on cemeteries count too, right? Pere Lachaise Cemetary.
Thanks to Norm 2.0 for inspiring me to share my doors!
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