Thursday doors: doors from Bury St Edmunds features beautiful doors from a small, English county town of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk (East Anglia). I haven’t been to Bury for over 12 years so I decided to spend a day there during my recent London trip since it is rather close to Stansted airport where my plane landed. I had a leisurely walk around the town’s historical city center and I reacquainted myself with some of Bury St Edmunds sights. Also, I decided to look for a Medieval house in Whiting street. I wasn’t sure which one was the right medieval house among all the beautiful, old houses. But it doesn’t matter since I enjoyed my walk. I felt like being at home again after such a long time away.
I took these photos of wonderful doors from Bury St Edmunds in November last year. Which one is your favourite?
searching for a Medieval house in Whiting street….
Have you been to Bury St Edmunds? It’s the home of Greene king beer and English first patron saint St. Edmund among other things.
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Loved the pictures of the doors! My favourite is probably the turquoise one!
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I love the architecture of these houses and the different shapes and designs. Looks so charming.
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beautiful collection of doors 🙂
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I do always like painted doors. The aqua window trim is a nice touch too. (K)
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Yes, thanks for the comment
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Lovely place. Great doors
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Thank you
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Never heard of Bury St Edmunds, but what a quaint place! The half-timbered houses are so charming; I hope to drop by on a return trip to the UK!
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It is a rather lovely town
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My favourites are the cheerful red one and the white one on the half-timbered house, but they’re all lovely!
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Yes,they are all so pretty.thanks for the comment
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Beautiful doors. Choosing a favorite is difficult. I like the photo of the two doors. I always enjoy seeing the way people decorate otherwise identical doors. I also like the photo from inside the cathedral.
The closest I came to Bury St.Edmunds was when I visited a friend in Ipswich.
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Thanks.yes, Ipswich is close. I visited it too when I lived near Bury after uni during my work experience programme
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Great post as we will be spending two nights in Bury St.Edmunds as part of our Suffolk trip in early March. Can’t wait to visit now and view all this gorgeous architecture and hopefully tour the brewery.
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Thanks Marion. See my other post about Bury which has a list of interesting sights if you want🙂
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Will do!
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Handsome doors and some lovely buildings
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Thanks Sheree
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Pleasure Tanja
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How cool that it still felt like home and hadn’t changed too much. I love the first blue door
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Thanks.yes, it felt good to be back
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