Thurman Street is a nice “hike” up into the West Hills.
Mitchell and I have been searching for good doors, and I have to say,
Great houses but such mediocre doors as to be boring!

However, many wealthy people who built these older homes had cars, and these are mostly small, buried in the side of the hill,the older garage doors built into the hills are pretty cool, and this is one.  The garage itself looks like it should belong in Southern California, very Spanish Stucco, then there is a funny plaque
over the lovely wooden doors, a bespeckled man with a bird on his head.

Makes us laugh every time….

I’m playing in the group Thursday Doors, led by Norm 2.0, with others, here!

Have you got a door in your sketchbook?

Stillman & Birn Delta Journal, Platinum Carbon pen,
Lamy Al-Star with   De Atramentis Document ink,
and Sennelier, Holbein and Daniel Smith watercolors.

©D. Katie Powell.
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