This week Dan and Cee have paired up to create a Thursday Doors and CFFC challenge about Things People Live In.
You can join in Cee’s CFFC challenge here: https://ceenphotography.com/2023/03/28/cffc-things-people-live-in-combo-with-thursday-doors/
You can join in Thursday Doors here: https://nofacilities.com/2023/03/30/doors-and-doors/
Here are my photographs for the challenge:
Pictures of streets of houses in Whitby, UK (sorry the doors are small) and pictures of the small boats in Whitby Harbour.
Pashley Manor in Kent – the manor house has a lovely wide door.
Pictures of St John’s College, Cambridge, UK
Houseboats in Faversham Harbour
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I love Whitby! Some great pictures. The doors of Pashley Manor are impressive. All great places to live as well.
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Hi Darlene, I like Whitby too. The first time I visited Whitby in 2009 was the first time I saw a beach of stones and pebbles.
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I love that you included a beehive and Chocolate Land homes! All are beautiful photos.
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Those houses in Whitby are so charming, Roberta.
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Hi Patricia, I really enjoyed Whitby.
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I like the habitats in Chocolate Land.
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Thank you, Timothy 😊💕
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How lovely, Robbie. Your fondant homes are always the best. 🩵
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Thank you, Colleen 💓
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You’re always welcome.
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Cool beans! Houseboats have always held a fascination for me. Doubt that I could live on one, but I am curious to see one up close.
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Hi Annette, I also think they are interesting but I wouldn’t want to live in such a small place.
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Brilliant photos for this week’s challenges 😀 😀
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Thanks, Cee, I’m glad you enjoyed the pictures.
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Brilliant post, Robbie. I loved seeing the boat photos. Although your Chocolate Land houses were the crowning point. Hugs.
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Hi Teagan, I like those confectionary houses too, especially the beehive.
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That beehive wouldn’t have made it to the display intact with me, Robbie. 😀 That really looks delicious.
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Haha, the beehive was constructed of choux pastries filled with cream and they were delicious.
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I’m most drawn to the chocolate doors on the chocolate houses. I’m not sure what that’s all about . . .
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Great photos, Robbie! 🙂
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Thank you 💕
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I always thought it would be fun to live on a boat. The maintenance must be a nightmare, but a floating home, houseboat, even a long canal boat would be relaxing.
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It is a romantic idea to live on a boat. I think the reality would be different to the idea. Very cramped.
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Great collection of doors, Robbie. I’m glad you fit bot challenges in. Pashley Manor is stunning. I knew some people I knew when I lived in Seattle, Washington lived on a houseboat. I also enjoyed the doors in Chocolate Land.
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Thank you, Dan, I’m glad you enjoyed these pictures. I read a book about a family that lived on a house boat in Canada.
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You do take very good photos. Your fondant creation are quite something
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Love the photos, Robbie, especially your Chocolate Land homes!
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Thanks, Dave 💕
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Thank you, Bella 💚
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Most welcome
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Hi Robbie I do love your photos of Whitby and Kent absolutely lovely. Then you topped them with your fabulous Chocolate Land Homes..mm I am moving there 💜
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Haha, everyone wants to live in Chocolate Land. I love English villages.
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Me too but I prefer chocolate land 🙂😜🙂
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I want to live in the hat house under the stars! (K)
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That house belongs to Professor Smartie, a wizard. 😊
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Perhaps he would consider renting it out…
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I am sure he’d rent it to you … Smile!
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This was a great collection, Robbie. Pashley Manor, St John’s College, and your lovely fondants are my favorites.
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Thank you, Jennie. There are some wonderful old buildings in the UK. Everything in England is quaint and pretty.
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You’re welcome, Robbie. It really seems that way, which is wonderful.
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Excellent photos Roberta! I like your capture of the two boats on the water with the houses in the background…a great postcard-like capture! Lovely!!
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Thank you, Suzette, I’m glad you enjoyed this post 😊
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Small doors, but such wonderful photos. I really like the wide door on the manor house. And your cake doors are sweet!
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Hi Diana, I shared some photographs I haven’t shared before for this joint challenge. The small doored ones fit Cee’s challenge a little better as the doors are clear. I really like Whitby.
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Lovely photos, Robbie, and I love your fondant art. Incredible. 💞
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Thank you, Lauren. It brings me joy to create these cakes and the children’s books that go with them.
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Roberta, your fotos of doors are just great, wherever they are and indipendently of whether one could eat them or not! Many thanks:)
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Hi Martina, I am so pleased you enjoyed these doors. The cake houses are a lot of fun to create.
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Absolutely Roberta! We made one when our daughter was small!
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What a wonderful selection of photos. Whitby looks lovely – I’ve never been but the air looks wonderfully clear. And the sweetie houses are delightful – such detail, I’m very impressed as I’ve tried putting a few together over the years and my efforts tend to look a tad drunken… Thank you for sharing, Roberta:)).
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It is my pleasure. I really enjoyed Whitby, it is very quaint and pretty. The houses are a lot of fun to make from cake and gingerbread. I’ve also made chocolate houses.
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So glad you included your confectionery creations! I think it might be interesting to live in a houseboat, but I’m sure it’s scary when storms come along.
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HI Priscilla, thank you. I think a houseboat would be very cramped.
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I love the hat house under the stars. Your imagination exceeds my wildest imagination. I think I would be in heaven living in any of those Chocolate Land homes! 🙂
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They are fun to eat too, Marsha. I did enjoy the Wizard Hat house. It belongs to Professor Smartie who looks after the Moon Babies.
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I think I need a refresher course on nursery rhymes. 🙂
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I like the diversity in these homes. I once knew a couple who lived on a small houseboat with a big dog. Then they had a baby. They split up a couple years later. I don’t even want to imagine that kind of crowding, but I guess it could be worse and some people do adapt.
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Yes, people do need to adapt sometimes. I remember visiting the back-to-backs in Birmingham that came into being during industrialization. The conditions were appalling.
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I love seeing the homes and doors from your travels, Robbie. I also adore your Chocolate Land homes.
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HI Carla, thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed this post.
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