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This is a set of doors from my trip to Sedona/Grand Canyon in early November. Whilst waiting for my friends to check-in to our hotel for the night in Grand Canyon I spied these Saloon doors and drew my cell phone the only camera on me at that moment to shoot the doors. “)
Granted these aren’t the doors I immediately think of when the words Saloon, and American Southwest come to mind, but…aren’t they pretty!
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Stupendous door!
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Thank you Cheryl!
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Beautiful doors!
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Thank you so much Amy!
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That’s a great find! So purdy, you sure the sign wasn’t supposed to say “Salon”? Might even be hiding the vortex behind those doors 😉
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LOL! To if so I was so close to feeling and finding one!
Thank you Gordon for the chuckle and comment!
Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow for some birding.
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Definitely looking forward to your birding guidance; new experience for me.
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Doors within doors. These are really cool … a 10 out of 10!
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🙂 Thanks Joanne! I love getting that score!! Hope you have a lovely week-end!
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your doors are wonderful and this is no exception!!!
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Ah, thank you Hannah! You’re so kind!
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They are so unusual, Deborah. I love the raised panels with an almost Celtic/Norse/Viking look to them. One of those descriptions must be right, lol!
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🙂 Thank you Jean!
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Very cool doors, Deborah. I’ve been to Sedona a number of times, but not since the doors challenge started. What beautiful country!
janet
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Exactly the kind of doors one would expect in the southwest – nice find Deborah 🙂
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Very nice.
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Thank you John!
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They are pretty, Deborah. I know that “ooh, doors!” Moment very well.
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Beautiful, Deborah, even though you didn’t capture them with your official cameras:) I know it has a Southwestern name, but somehow the panels leave an impression of another area. Am curious!
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Thank you so much Jesh!
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They may not be the ‘typical’ saloon doors (like you said)…but boy aren’t they gorgeous!!! 🙂
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Thank you so much Linda!
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I’m with you on this one, Deborah. I’d be barging through those doors* and demanding a free slug of whisky (I’ve seen cowboy films) as compensation for not having bona fide Western Saloon swing doors for me to burst through,
(*I don’t think I’m strong enough to barge through these doors, they look a bit heavy, all those hinges and far too nice.)
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ROFL!! Now I’m gonna have an image of you in chaps, and 10 gallon hat all day! 🙂
Thanks for the laugh Phil!
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Pretty unique set of double doors there.
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Thank you so much for the visit and comment!
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Ooh yes, very pretty! Can’t say I’ve seen any like that 🙂 Nice find!
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Thank you so much Joey!
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Very cool doors for sure!
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Thank you Lynn!
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I love these doors, so different Deborah!
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These are nice doors!
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Thanks Andy! I’m glad you like them too!
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Very! I think these are my favorite doors yet! So cool Deborah 😀
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Oh thank you so much Antonia! I’m so glad you like these doors too!
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