Recently, we found ourselves in Boston, on a layover; a few delicious hours to reunite with one of my favourite cities.
Not surprisingly, we gravitated toward Beacon Hill, where the low November sun added to the ambience – even though this shot was taken at 11:00 in the morning.
The pre-Thanksgiving (American) door decorations were bang on point. Natural, understated and elegant.
There were big doors… (love the reflections)9
… small doors …
… and the door of a famous author!
Did I mention it was chilly? As in, and downright cold? These little birdies had the right idea … soaking up the tiniest bit of heat from the sunny door step.
We took our cue from them, and popped into a warm and bustling corner coffee shop.
If you find yourself in this neighbourhood, drop in. The rest of the menu looked just as amazing as the pastries and coffee.
Linked to Norm’s Thursday Doors.
Rose Bay Letters 
Wonderful pictures which is only to be expected from you …. such a lovely place ๐
It is a lovely city – to visit, anyway. Thank you, my friend, for the kind words.๐
Amazing doors, hardware, and fall decorations. Nice ones. ๐
Thanks Judy!! ๐
Iโm in love with that door with the slender windows on each side. What a beautiful collection!
Thanks Linda! I must say, I was spoiled for choices in that neighbourhood.
My daughter recently spent a weekend in Boston and she loved it too.
It’s a lovely city to visit! I recommend!
A lovely location for some great doors. I particularly like #62. I like the large glass windows with their reflections.
Me too!! Thanks Joanne!!
Lovely. The coffee shop looks like the best place of course ๐โ๏ธ๐ฉ
Oh! It was!! Confession time: I took the photo of the coffee cup as a record of the name of the joint. Definitely want to go back for a full meal. Delicious!!
I like the way you think! ๐
Super images .. and a great collection of doors! Those birds sure do have the right idea ๐