One of the favourite results of my blogging, in particular taking part in the Thursday Doors challenge, has been making people notice doors more. Sometimes they even point and click and send me their doors. Much appreciated!
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I’m not talking about other bloggers, even though I often see that some start to posts Thursday Doors after seeing mine, and this makes me truly happy. I mean family members and friends who don’t have a blog and rely on me to post their doors.
In this way I have already hosted mother’s friend’s wonderful southern Italy series, sister’s French doors in one post, and her and father’s Croatian doors in another, uncle’s Malta and various Morocco doors, father was in Štanjel in Slovenia and saw plenty of doors there, and I’m sure I’m missing some.
But I keep getting doors all the time, especially from my childhood friend who has been on the move a lot with her husband. I consider them door postcards and am always happy to receive them.
So today’s series includes the wandering couple’s doors from the Czech Republic, Valencia and Sardinia, father’s contribution from Split, Croatia, sister’s door from Ljubljana, another Ljubljana door by a mysterious reflected photographer, and the most recent contribution – a door from Porto by amore’s coworker who once invited us to his home and a stroll along Via Appia Antica in Rome and had to wait for me while I was door-hunting. Now he tells me that a friend of his, who has been taking door photos all his life, wishes to join our door caravan, and I can only say benvenuto! It might be easier if he starts his own blog though.
And there are also two with yours truly door guardian in it, which doesn’t happen that often.
Thank you to everybody for all the doors even if you only send them telepathically. I get them all.
A door in Porto. By Luciano. 
Welcome to Sardinia. By M&S 
Sardinia. By M&S 
Sardinia. By M&S 
Sardinia. By M&S 
Sardinia. By M&S 
Český Krumlov. By M&S 
Český Krumlov. By M&S 
Český Krumlov. By M&S 
Český Krumlov. By M&S 
Valencia special door. By Mateja. (Click for Silvo!) 
Valencia hungry door. By M&S 
Split street art door. By BM 
Split. By BM 
Father found mother at the end of the tunnel. By BM 
Porta’s. We should eat here for free. By BM 
Split Cinémathèque. By BM 
Door-hunting squad in Pitigliano. By Janez. 
Trubarjeva St., Ljubljana. By Klu. 
Now for the mystery: 
My sister and I both claim that it’s the other one taking this shot. It’s not me! 
Now who dares to pass? Ljubljana castle. By Zedd.
Manja Mexi Mexcessive (closed) 
What a cosmopolitan collection of door!
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Thank you, Sheree. 🙂 Indeed, today they are from all over the place.
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A sensational and eclectic selection of doors, perhaps reflecting the photographers. Obviously I like the opainted ones…
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Thank you, Scooj. I wish to catch up with all your blogs now, had a bit of a break. True, today they are by different people from different places.
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You look quite at home in that last pic – imagine if that was your door!!! Quite humble!!!
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Hihih, right, SMSW! I was teasing you all along, in fact I’m a princess. 😉 Thanks!
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Doors – they are truly an art form. Such workmanship. I love them all – Today, I was particularly fascinated with the stone arch ( like something you would see on a church) – Fantastic. I love the look of those cafes in Portas. Is that Italy or Portugal?
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Yeah, doors are an art from! Well said, Amanda. 🙂 Today they are really from different countries, but Portas is the name of this pizzeria in Split, Croatia. Porta means “door” in Italian, that’s why I say they should let door bloggers eat there for free. 😉 Thank you!
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So now I get the ‘free’ reference. Portas- another one to place to add to my wishlist when or if I visit Croatia.
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Oh yes, Split deserves to be seen. Croatia is long and lovely all along.
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I d planning to go they in 2016 but Poland got me instead
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Quite a varied collection, as varied as your growing list of contributors 😉
I swear before long you’re going to have an entire legion of door minions scouring the globe for you in search of doors.
My faves this week are the blue Sardinian one, the Valencia Special Door, and the one with you guarding the castle.
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Thank you, Norm. I’m sure you know exactly how this goes. No friend of yours remains uninitiated. 😉 That castle is my secret domicile. 😀
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The mystery door is great but all of them are gorgeous doors!
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Thank you, Teresa, on behalf of all today’s contributors.
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Nice collection 🙂
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Oh, thank you so much, Joshi Daniel. If you say so! 🙂 None of these are mine though, but glad to see you here.
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I’m sending mine telepathically, but really enjoying this series. The world is so small all of a sudden.
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Ahh, thanks, Bojana. I had no doubts. Grateful to all the contributors for making the world smaller.
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It’s a pleasure.
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Gorgeous collection! I definitely got my love of doors from you and now my mom is sending me photos of doors wherever she goes, it’s contagious 😀
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Ahh, Ivona, this is great to hear, both parts, but especially that mom is sending you doors. ❤ Thanks so much. Contagious is the right word! 🙂
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I’d have a huge smile on my face if I opened a door and saw you standing there with that smile. 🙂
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Hihih, I’d carry this image around. Thanks, Julie!
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A privilege to share them when doors are sent our way! Salute to your door scouts!!
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Oh, thank you so much, Katy, and to yours and all the door scouts of this world! 🙂
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Hi MMM,
Okay, you got me on the Split doors. I used to live up by the zoo when all the animals were starving to death. Back during the war. I think I told you that once. Hope you are well. I have a piece of metal in a nerve canal and it is really bugging me. Good luck with your life. Thanks. Duke
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Ahh, good to hear from you, Duke. It sounds like you need some new Croatian memories. Once there was a German hit song: “Besuchen Sie Europa solange es noch steht.” Lyrics mention Pershings. Good luck is about to turn. I hear that those who had it hard will be the last to go. Write out that metal.
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I also love when people bring me doors 🙂 My favorite here is the last, with the magnificent lady in blue at the door 😉
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Hihi, thanks, Joey, But it’s green! 😉 My salute to all door providers everywhere!
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