Today on the menu: doors from three locations, cars, beer and the Italian way of fixing things.
As I was going through last September photos, I didn’t find only pesty pets but also a variety of doors in three locations: around home, in Porto Ercole and in Rome.
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Yes, this is our gate in the featured photo with uncle supervising our twin cars. By coincidence amore and uncle had bought the same car long before they knew of each other.
To lead us into today’s selection, the only photo that was not taken last September but rather this week. Uncle, who is leaving today, has found the new favourite beer. And it’s from Sardinia. Must be unfiltered, he stresses.

This year: Ichnusa. No idea what it means. But if this lifelong brewer is happy, I’m happy. 
Last year: The other side of the gate. Twins from another mother. 
Can you see them? Right now it’s again like this but one is about to leave for Slovenia. 
Another gate in the same compound. Play C4. 
This gate comes with a succulent and a furry head. 
A fancy one with bottle cleaner? Bottle brush? Something like that. 
I wouldn’t say no… 
Special attention. Not a door but the Italian way of patching problems. Colour match is the priority. 
Next stop, Porto Ercole with a door. 
Apparently they stage the annual Night of the Pirates in June. Must be a blast. 
This primary school is a bit rundown but it loves you (click to see the writing on the wall). 
Door brothers. 
Sometimes I lose all chances of alignment. 
And finally, Rome and a typical door. 
Another door friend that I pass regularly. 
This door is having a child, and it’s a girl. (The pink ribbon!) 
Sicilian sweet shop in Monteverde. 
I wanted to enter but it was closed due to some malfunction. 
A kind of reflections that I love. 
An oldie Fiat 500 with a tail. 
Which reminded me of this one in Pitigliano so that Norm can’t say he doesn’t appear in all my Thursday Doors posts. (On this blog. So far.)
Interesting selection!
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Thank you, Sheree!
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Everything I’ve come to expect from a Manja post – variety and interesting doors. Lots of interesting doors 🙂
My favourite is the Italian fixer-upper. It made me smile because it’s something my dad would have done to solve a problem. I didn’t realize it was part of his heritage 😉
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Hihihi, Joanne, he would? Well, this proves my point, I think. 😉 Heritage goes a long way! Thanks for keeping your expectations in line with my delivery. 😉
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Great collection. Loving that wooden door in Rome with the star on top and the tiled address Number 88. Thanks for sharing Manja.
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Thank you, Teresa. These tiles are very popular around here.
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Does the pink ribbon really mean that?😊
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Oh yes, it does, SMSW. I’ve seen the blue one too. And I asked amore for confirmation. 🙂 Thanks!
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It sounds vaguely familiar, like I’ve heard something similar before. Cute!
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Must be the year for baby girls. My girls now surpass the boys in my home daycare for the first time in years. Love your doors as always!
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Oh, interesting, Katy! Thanks!
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Fun stuff except for the weird Canadian at the end. Gee I appear more often on your blog than I do on my own 😀
I love the rusted out old Fiat. The Roman door with the iron tulips in the top panels really made me smile too. Excellent finds!
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Hihhii, Norm, okay then, I’ll take it easy. Thanks!
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I love, love, love the gates 🙂
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Thank you, Joey. They are around here alright, if not much else is.
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You gotta love them Italians.
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Right, Bojana? Despite themselves.
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Despite…Always and forever.
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Car doors!! Love them!
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Hihi, thank you, Crystal. You know, for a change. 🙂
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