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Knock Three Times ...
For this week's Sunday Challenge, for which the theme this time around was cats - real or otherwise.
Well, I'm afraid there's been a shortage of real cats to be found this week so I've elected to go with this formidable knocker in the shape of a lion's head which can be found on the front door of the Porch House in Northallerton.
According to the plaque on the wall, a shot of which I've added in the Notes, this house was erected in 1584 and is the oldest house in Northallerton.
Even more interesting is the claim that Charles I stayed there as a guest in 1640 and then again as a prisoner in 1647.
Also forSight and Sound, this time from a choice of two, both covers by Shakin' Stevens<:
First up, there's Green Door:
youtu.be/3O0UVI6UsBA
youtu.be/pC3BpLSIsC0?t=15s
Or you can have This Ole House:
youtu.be/j0yIVDnKtLA
youtu.be/JjHwMiLSiqA
Alternatively, with my title in mind, how about going back even further for Tony Orlando and Dawn with Knock Three Times:
youtu.be/Yii1ufTyOWs
youtu.be/YsSaSyg7mjM
Well, I'm afraid there's been a shortage of real cats to be found this week so I've elected to go with this formidable knocker in the shape of a lion's head which can be found on the front door of the Porch House in Northallerton.
According to the plaque on the wall, a shot of which I've added in the Notes, this house was erected in 1584 and is the oldest house in Northallerton.
Even more interesting is the claim that Charles I stayed there as a guest in 1640 and then again as a prisoner in 1647.
Also forSight and Sound, this time from a choice of two, both covers by Shakin' Stevens<:
First up, there's Green Door:
youtu.be/3O0UVI6UsBA
youtu.be/pC3BpLSIsC0?t=15s
Or you can have This Ole House:
youtu.be/j0yIVDnKtLA
youtu.be/JjHwMiLSiqA
Alternatively, with my title in mind, how about going back even further for Tony Orlando and Dawn with Knock Three Times:
youtu.be/Yii1ufTyOWs
youtu.be/YsSaSyg7mjM
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