It’s been a while since I’ve done a “doors” post but as I was walking with my camera today, I noticed that a number of doors were catching my eye. I’ve narrowed the selection down to a few pictures where snow plays a role. None of them are the prettiest doors but I hope that you find at least some them interesting.
below: For sale. No tracks in the snow probably means no one has been by to take a look. I tried to find the listing online and discovered that it has a bit of notoriety. Toronto’s ‘The Star’ newspaper featured it in an article just a couple of weeks ago. Apparently this “as is” bungalow is priced at $2,500,000. Yes, 2 1/2 million. If I had known this when I walked past, I would have paid more attention and taken better pictures! Check out the article!
below: Watch your step!
below: A blast of purple in an alley.
below: Another painted wall and door
below: I am always fascinated by the chairs and tables that people leave on their porches and in their front yards. It’s not quite coffee on the lawn weather yet though!
Like the previous few doors posts, this is a (little late) “Thursday doors” post – part of a series of door posts on a number of different blogs hosted by Norm 2.0. As usual, if you want to see more doors, follow that link. At the end of each of Norm’s posts there is another link that leads you to even more doors. Lots of doors! I wonder, how many doors are there in Toronto? In the world?
as I walk Toronto 
Fascinating! (I didn’t see your link in the link-gathering button over at Norm’s, did you leave it there?)
Not yet! Uploaded the post from my phone. I am now on my computer and am about to add the link.
All well, I see it now!
Interesting collection. That cluttered entrance scares me; what of folks need to get out of there in an emergency?
I looked at that photo of the doorway with the blue tarp and thought that this was an accident waiting to happen
Speculators and developers are a big reason for the craziness in prices in Toronto. If someone is willing to pay it …. sigh.