Lovers of Italian doors, welcome to another edition of Farnese doors, all seven minutes of it.
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This was one month ago, the last time I met up with Flavia. In my previous (non-door) post you could see the farm which we visited next, but this is still Farnese.
Thank you for revisiting with me these quiet, calm and happy moments in company. I’m glad to take you along each week and show you around.
Today we move into the shadows and in seven minutes find another little church, a friendly cat and more possibly premeditated laundry. But first, an elephant.
Surprise! 
Christmas comes to mind. 
Vaguely Japanese? 
This courtyard gets three shots. One couple… 
One trio. 
Both sides together. 
Another little church with a cat. 
We had a peek in. 
On the way out. 
A cautious green one. 
Flavia said: “Look up, a door for you.” 
We reached the darkest street in Farnese. 
My camera refused to focus. 
Italian flag colours. On purpose? I wonder. 
Fluttering hearts on bed linen. 
Hey, cat. Don’t mind us. 
A broad turquoise one. 
Farnese jungle. 
Hard to get to this door. 
See the floor? This green is here to stay, and will continue.
Manja Mexi Mexcessive (closed) 
So much stone and yet so green. I love the colored ones most.
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And the ‘flag.’
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Hihi, I realised later that the coloured are in the wrong order for the flag.
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Still…it looks Italian.
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Thank you, Bojana. They make everything grow and prosper here.
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Lots of great doors and details in this gallery. I love all the outdoor planters.
janet
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Thank you, Janet. This is a great place for a door hunt.
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Another week of marvelous photos Manja. Loving door 148 the best…and is that an inverted horseshoe that I see there? You also manage to capture the best photos of laundry haha. Have a good day my dear.
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Thank you, Teresa! Is the inverted horseshoe a bad omen? Over here they don’t seem to mind. And yes, laundry always catches my gaze.
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I am just in awe..because laundry in Italy seems to be very artistic.
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Btw, yes Manja I thought an upside down horseshoe is bad luck but I don’t believe in that, I just noticed it.
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Potted plants, laundry, cats….yes, I love it all!!
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Thank you, Lois. 🙂 You can count on all these in Italy.
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So full of character! I love the wrought iron balcony where you look up 🙂 🙂 Have a great week, hon!
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Thank you, Jo! A great weekend to you too.
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Wonderful doors and plants
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Thank you, Bushboy. It was a month ago but already seems like an eternity now that I can’t go anywhere.
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Belísimo! Now what is Ganesha, the Hindu elephant God doing there? 😉
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Yes, Equinoxio, I was wondering about it too. A nice surprise. Thank you for your visit.
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So many wonderful doors, Manja. It looks like you did a lot of work (walking/climbing) to bring them to us. Thanks!
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Thank you, Dan! Well, there was quite a number of steps I took but I make this town seem bigger than it is by posting photos of all its corners. 🙂
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All the little details make them come alive. (K)
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Thank you, K. 🙂 They are great at details around here.
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Beautiful stuff. The doors, the colours, the plants, the cat and of course the “premeditated laundry.”
I’m not sure if it’s a crime that’s punishable by imprisonment, but with a good lawyer most people can get off with a ‘suspended’ sentence
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Boy do I ever crack myself up – just hilarious 😉
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Hihihi, correct, Norm, you’re funny. 😀 Thank you, this town was really easy on the eyes. Something pretty everywhere I turned. And sooo many more wonderful doors still coming.
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Another lovely collection!
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Thank you, Judith! I just couldn’t stop capturing doors then and can’t stop posting them now. 🙂
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Simply gorgeous! I want to visit this place. It was a surprise to see Ganesh plaque on the front of the building.
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Thank you, Brenda. I was surprised as well. At least in this virtual way you can visit it. All well to you.
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I love the virtual tour. Thank you!!
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Gorgeous!!
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Thank you, Moon! I hope all is good with you. Just posted the continuation of this stroll.
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We are all doing well! I will pop over to your blog and check out the photos. Warm wishes to you, Manja☺️
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