Most of my regular readers are well aware that Fall is probably my favorite season of the year.
Recently I’ve taken an interest in photography, and am trying to focus on some themes. When I was in Bermuda, I enjoyed taking photos of the iron gates in St. Georges.
Several weeks ago, I shared historic Connecticut barns, and last week I shared Scarecrows on Main. I enjoy participating in Wordless Wednesday, and since I’ve become a prolific photo-taker, I can’t always put all of them up!
Colonial Fall Door Decorations
New England Simplicity
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So, enjoy the Fall home decorating simplicity of Yankee historic home front doors New England! Grandmom always said that less is more!
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Such beautifully decorated doors! Thanks for taking these great photos!
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Beautiful Decorations!
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You know, the houses themselves there are just beautiful
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This is my first time to your blog, and I really like your themed photography.
Thanks for sharing these photos!
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Very glad to come here .I like your blog very much .The pictures are very beautiful.Best wishes!
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Those are beautiful! I love it!
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Love the decorations on the homes. Very pretty!
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I love decorating my front door for the holidays, or seasons. For fall I usually just hang a flower/leaf wreath on the front door. On the inside I have A LOT of wood doors which actually give the fall look around the house very nice. All I do is add small hanging leaves (kind of like wreaths) from the doors and it adds that continuation of the outside beauty to the inside of my house.
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Your little town looks so cute!
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