Today I took a lazy drive along the back roads of the town where I live. This is what I found on this gorgeous autumn day.
Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, circa 1773, is a few miles down the road from my home.
I had to stop for this red door on the red building with red windows.
There really is a door hidden amongst the overgrowth. This I took from my car window. Don’t ask…
This ‘door’ belongs to these guys…
This red door belongs to Mount Olivet United Church located in Dyke, VA.
Rounding a sharp turn I came upon this very inviting porch belonging to Bliss Point Farm and B & B.
I was unable to get close to this barn for a better door photo but look how lovely it is within this setting.
And this little jewel of a building is also close to my home. Mud Dauber Pottery is typically open by appointment but I was hoping to catch her doors open today.
I hope you enjoyed exploring the beautiful country roads of my sleepy little hamlet, Earlysville. She was shining today thanks to cooler weather and sunny skies leading our way. Thank you Norm for calling us door lovers together.Click here if you’d like to see what other Thursday Door worshipers are sharing around the globe.
Until next time…♥
Thoughts Of An E'ville Woman 
Wandering the back roads is the best! Great captures!
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Thank you, it was a terrific day. And there have been many more since, our weather here is screaming autumn!
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Thanks for the tour. Love that barn. Wonder what it looks like inside. 😊. Nice post.
Pat
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I wonder as well. It is so pretty and I wish it were possible to actually stop nearby and walk the property.
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Great collection! I appreciated the “door” for “these guys”. It reminded me of an episode of Breaking Bad, when Jesse says, “I see a cow house over there.” lol
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LOVED that show, but don’t remember that line. Those cows had a nice spot for resting.
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These are all interesting photos. I’m taken with a church from 1773! Nothing that old around here, except dirt I guess.
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There is THAT! 😁
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The barn and that Baptist church are just adorable!
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And there are so many more of both throughout this area. Thanks for visiting!
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Lovely selection of doors
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Thank you Sheree.
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What terrific country scenery and doors! This is a remarkable post — it fills the door requirement, but then gives so much more of this sweet place — like turning back time!
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Thank you for visiting E’ville and glad you enjoyed the drive!
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Really did enjoy the doors and more! Could
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The nice weather
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A stunning day for doorsploring!
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What beautiful buildings and doors, I think I like the general store the best. The doors and custom gates are very special.
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That cute little store sits in the middle of a fork in the road and is literally the landmark we all use when giving directions around here.
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I love landmark style directions.
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Fun post. Thanks for the tour. There’s something so peaceful and calming about a plain, simple, no-need-for-fancy-or-ornate, small town church.
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I agree with you Norm. We have several old, humble churches around here that inspire one to visit. I actually attended a wedding in the small church in Dyke several years back. Being new to Earlysville we were so lost trying to find it. Yesterday while exploring I laughed when I came across this church realizing how very simple it is to reach. Of course I’ve been here 15 years now!
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