10 Downing Street

I think this is the first or second Dinky Door to arrive in the city and it’s in need of a bit of TLC. I expect after this week the other number 10 is feeling a bit ragged as well. It was a beautiful morning and I met a friend from my pre-pandemic calligraphy class for coffee and cake. She has persisted with her classes online and has some lovely work. Torrential rain showers this afternoon so I didn’t mind wielding the hoover.

Weather: sublime and ridiculous
Covid: Janssen vaccine approved for boosters
Good thing: House clean so time for the garden tomorrow.

[Pat Knowles]

That’s a very wee door....I shall look forward to seeing others that appear in Cambridge. A task for you Judith! I think the number 10 might be wishing they were as small as this just now!

[Carrie Shepeard]

Is that a very tiny door on the bottom of the building?! Very cool!

[Phil Howcroft]

cracking dinky door judith

[Kathy A]

That is such a cute doorway

[Terri]

What a fun idea!

[Issi Bannerman]

I never knew dinky doors existed! Love it and your image! Are there others in London? Perfectly timed shot.

[Barbara Paquette]

Is that 10 and a half Downing Street? It is adoorable.

[Peggy Sirk]

I love quirky random pop ups like Dinky Doors. And I love their mission to Save the World from miserable miserableness with some delightful little discoveries. Awesome little iconic doorway.

[Alison Tomlin]

Love his expression. Clean house. Well done. Forgotten what that is like.

[Judith Greenwood]

@cashep19 yes - we have a series of ‘dinky doors’ around the city - great fun doing a hunt with little ones.