Today we continue where we stopped a month ago, in the middle of Etruscan Tarquinia amid its many doors. This just in: “This page definitely has all of the information I needed concerning this subject and didn’t know who to ask.” Ahh, thank you, my spam fan! And this was under my post entitled Friendly […]
Today’s post is an example of how to build a Thursday Doors photo story around one door from the Julian Alps in Slovenia and get away with it. Let’s return to the three days in August which I spent with my parents and Amore in the mountains of Kranjska Gora and around. Even though this […]
Today’s post is a memory from last September day two years ago when I was last in the Abbey of San Galgano in special company. You have seen all these photos before, some of you even as they were getting taken. As you will see towards the end of this post, the special company was […]
Today’s post is a little bit special. It doesn’t happen every day that you’re completely blown away by the town where you live. But first two doors that cheered me up lately. One was posted by Flavia for me in this post from her recent trip to the south, and the other came from my […]
Today’s doors were captured for the joy of you and me around here in Maremma over the course of three days last September. As I was putting together my upcoming regular monthly calendar post in which I look back at the same month of the previous year, I noticed the abundance of doors, unsurprisingly. You […]
Thank Dog Norm is back or who knows when I’d be posting again. This is the first part of my Tarquinia doors from last Saturday when I visited this Tuscia town for the first time with uncle and Flavia. Thank Dog for our Saturdays too. On this occasion my visiting uncle joined Flavia and me […]
You should see father’s smirk upon learning my reason why I wished to visit the Vrata valley, even though the mountains, including Triglav, the highest in Slovenia, were lost in fog. It’s simple. Vrata means door. It was not just that, this realisation came later. First I remembered how I conquered Triglav at 2,864 m years […]
As we were driving out of Ljubljana to the north, I was admiring the mountains covered with dark stormy clouds and trying to figure out if this was the type of country that could let me forget about doors. The answer is no. Gozd Martuljek is a little village in the upper left corner of […]
We are getting specific. Today’s door was a mighty surprise for me when I saw it on Flavia’s blog. I’d be willing to bet that it couldn’t possibly be in my city. And yet. It’s true that I started to take intentional photos of doors only after I moved from Ljubljana to Tuscany, but it’s […]
This is not my first Pitigliano door post, of course, but the first from the first post-quarantine day trip with my best Italian friend Flavia. I was especially glad to be there with her since she had never been before. I was even more glad when we found the most brilliant place to have lunch: […]
