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A window into the world of Martin Parr: the recent magnificent Bristol and West exhibition at the newly reopened M Shed in Bristol.

Do Not Ask

A slice of social history summed up in just a few words on a door.

Seen at the National Museum of Mining for England in the pithead baths.

We’re Open (Not)

It’s so easy to forget to change your shop’s sign around when you close up for the day isn’t it? What makes this one special is the humourous photo featuring Harry Enfield

Go Away!

This more honest version of the usual ‘Welcome’ mat found at a house entrance made me smile the other day.

Czech Wedding Day

Romance at a restored chateau in Bohemia

Church Door

St Mary’s at Painswick is a Grade I listed building. I didn’t venture inside, but had a rather lovely time in the grounds at the end of February. It’s also rather noted for its Yew trees: around 100 of them.

Beyond the Blue Door

Looking from a decaying area (about to be re-developed) to the Royal Bank of Scotland HQ in Bristol. Compare and contrast!

Red Door Detail

A tiny portion of the inside of yesterday’s Red Door. I particularly liked the contrasting soft green velvet curtain used to keep in the warmth and the design of the door knob.

Red Door

This is one of the entrances to Holy Trinity Church in Trowbridge. I think a red door is most unusual for a church and was struck how it matched the berries of the holly tree nearby.

It seemed an apt beginning to the Forgotten Carols workshop I went to on Saturday