Following from Dan’s lead in his post, Monday , I’m choosing a few doors from Griffith, NSW, for his Thursday door challenge, and including their War Memorial Hall and Art Gallery for Remembrance Day.
Griffith is in the Orange growing region of New South Wales, but it’s also an area settled by many Italians in the early years of its European establishment. A feature building is the Zecca, handmade Italian corner.
The City Library has a smart blue door
And then the War Memorial Hall and Art Gallery boasts not only a set of columns and glass doors, but a sculpture out the front of A Girl With Grit, paying tribute to members of the AWLA – Australian Women’s Land Army.
As it was the orange festival, I have to include a door made of oranges.
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Oh how fabulous..a door of oranges to an orange coach, a show stopper!. Thank you for the great tour of doors and your excellent photos
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You’re very kind and very welcome.
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Griffith looks like a place full of history. I enjoyed this peek at the town, and I especially enjoyed the orange coach. 🙂
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I’m glad you liked it, Brenda. The Main Street was full of sculptures made from oranges. Perhaps I’ll have to do a post on the whole display. We’ll certainly go back there – it has a great vibe.
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Nice carriage made of oranges. I thought I saw pumpkins at first.
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That could be your subconscious, Frank, adding the bits of the story you remember, or the incredibility of such a huge sculpture being made of oranges. I plan to do another post showing more sculptures from the orange festival – they were mind-boggling.
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Well, the doors are splendid, but the oranges steal the show!
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AND they’re still there after midnight – bonus!
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I love the corner door on the featured photo, but it’s hard to beat the door on the orange carriage.
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The Main Street was full of structures made of oranges by local groups. It was extraordinary, so I’m glad I could sneak in the carriage to your challenge. Well, sneak in is probably a stretch…
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Photos like that are always welcome.
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Long time since I was in Griffith.
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I’d go back for sure. It has many interesting things to see and do and a nice feel to it.
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Love your doors but what got me is Cinderella’s orange carriage.
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It’s been a popular model, for sure.
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You shall go to the ball, my dear!
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probably not in a white gown, and maybe wearing gum boots…
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Green wellies! xx
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