Since we are celebrating the 4th of July here in the states, I thought it would be fun to have red, white and blue doors from my recent trip to Amsterdam.
Doors are one of my favorite subjects, and I participate every week with a great group of bloggers in Thursday Doors on Norm Frampton’s blog, Norm 2.0. Come on over and join us next week.
In the meantime, have a happy and safe weekend. 🙂
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Door.”
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Lovely photos, and I really like the Hosta on your header.
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Thank you. If you only knew how many Hosta plants I have, you’d have yourself a good chuckle. 🙂
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At the moment I have five, but I split them in October or March and until a few years ago I had some that had moved house with me four or five times. ☺
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Great collage! Love the red, white, and blue. Last year I did red-white-blue petunias, but I like your doors better 🙂
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Funny you should say that because you’ll find red, white and blue petunias outside in a couple of spots and red, white and blue plants (red begonia, white alyssum, and blue lobelia) on two tables. 🙂 Happy 4th.
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Thanks for the shout-out Judy! Have a safe and fun July 4th weekend 🙂
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Your welcome. We have a good time on Thursday so I thought we might find a few others to join in on the fun. Have a great weekend, Norm. 🙂
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Perfect! Happy Forth to you as well!
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This was a very cool idea for the 4th, and three beautiful doors too! I love the workmanship that went into the blue one.
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Happy 4th to you, too, Judy! Love the clever way to celebrate with red, white and blue doors! My favorite is the elegant white one with sculptural accents.
I remember the first time decorating with red, white and blue (well, actually, they were purple!) petunias – it was the bi-centennial year, 1976. We had a small, cute house and they looked “adorable” along the front path! Gardening centers were loaded with those three colors that year!
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That’s what I have out by the mailbox and in the front of one bed – red, white and purple, oh I mean blue. 🙂
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Seeing all these doors with style makes me think I need to spiff up my own. These have such strong personalities. Happy Fourth!
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I have a metal front door painted a bright red with oil based paint. It has been eight years and it needs to be refreshed. 🙂 I love to paint with latex but I’m not looking forward to redoing this.
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Wonderful response to the holiday and WPC!
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Very clever collection! And really beautiful doors. Happy weekend!
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Just beautiful, Judy! Each door is so unique. I really love the blue one! Have a wonderful holiday weekend! ♡
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Thank you and you have a safe but fun one too. 🙂
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What a great way to merge your doors with the 4th July celebrations. Great take Judy! 🙂
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Great idea and Happy 4th to you ! 🙂
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How do you say “Happy Independence Day” in Dutch?
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Gelukkig Independence Da. I had to use Google Translate to do it, but… 🙂
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I love all 3 doors and like the idea of a red, white and blue one — but that blue one is my favorite!
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Great selection of doors, all so different to each other. It makes you wonder what lies behind them!
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Yes, a door does make you wonder about the person or family behind it. With that in mind, I’m thinking I need to add a fresh coat of paint to mine. 🙂
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Clever 🙂
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What a fun and creative response Judy – loved it!
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