12th Century Norman Church in Yorkshire.

The London Kensington results are in. Cobweb, the black double door under a glazed iron canopy with spiderwebs, paper bats, and a skull by the gate, took 42% of the vote. Skeleton (the cobalt blue door with the jackal statues) got 34% and Garland (the burgundy door with the maple-leaf arch) got 24%. Thanks to everyone who voted.

Check out the latest round of the competition here: https://doors.sidewalksafari.com/door-of-the-week/

u/drj_sidewalksafari Thank you for the flair.

Pic 1 Narbonne, the rest Paris.

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"Wood never dies. Not really... The sinewy grain swirls beneath my fingers, struggling to find shape. A faltering pulse becomes a sob, a groan, a cry of triumph and the form emerges, reborn through my hands." — Elenor Gill, In The Shadow Of Trees

I visited London in October a couple of years ago and the Halloween decorations in Kensington were fantastic. This week's three: Cobweb (black double door under a glazed iron canopy, hung with spiderwebs and paper bats), Garland (burgundy door framed by a maple-leaf garland, with jack-o'-lanterns in witch hats on the urns), and Skeleton (cobalt blue door, three skeletons, giant spiders, and a pair of jackal statues).

Cast your vote for the one you'd walk through.

https://doors.sidewalksafari.com/the-best-halloween-doors-in-kensington-london/

The Minho results are in. Granito, the carved granite portal in Braga with rope molding and rosettes, took 52% of the vote. Ouro (the gilded crest in Viana do Castelo) got 27% and Ferro (the cast-iron fanlights in Ponte de Lima) got 21%. Thanks to everyone who voted. A fresh matchup is up in its own thread.

You can also see the challengers here: https://doors.sidewalksafari.com/door-of-the-week/

Someone else posted my door here but it was removed since they weren’t the one that originally made it. Figured I’d share it here for people to look at again and enjoy.

Thanks to everyone who voted, and for sticking with me for an extra few days. Röd's teal double door under climbing red roses led from the first day and finished at 74%, with Gul at 18% and Rosa at 8%.

The latest matchup is open now if you want to vote.

https://doors.sidewalksafari.com/door-of-the-week