Thursday Doors, 10/12/20: Farnese 7.

• Manja Maksimovič

We continue the door tour of Farnese from almost two months ago, the last getaway with my friend Flavia.

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This is already my seventh Thursday Doors post from Farnese, a small town in Lazio. We continue from here and the end is not in sight yet.

Today we encounter an orange house – pretty or an eye sore, you be the judge – and a usual variety of doors and alleys.

I wish you a happy December and keep going, which as we discovered in my yesterday’s December 2019 post is the only thing we can do. And keep making it up as we go.

  • On sale. Bojana, still tempted?
  • This orange house stands out.
  • Necessary in a town like this?
  • Goes well with the greenery.
  • A pretty arched one.
  • All sorts of stuff and a small hidden door.
  • The last orange view. I prefer the one on the left.
  • A door with its own protection.
  • Let’s follow Flavia some more.
  • Dark and narrow but everything grows.
  • A door trio under the arch.
  • I like this ensemble of doors and things.
  • The trio viewed from the other side.
  • The favourite door colour.
  • Dejavu? Have we passed here yet?
  • Have we been walking in a circle? Still, this door is pretty enough to be showed twice.
  • This door has wild hair. Kind of like I.
  • These walls look like unfinished business.
  • One of the Pinocchio films was shot here. And we still have much to see. But first lunch.

For Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities

31 thoughts on “Thursday Doors, 10/12/20: Farnese 7.”

  4. There’s always so much to love here. The little door, the arched doors, the 60/40 split double doors, the stone arch in the alleyway (I know, it’s not a door, but I love it). The metal gates, grates, balconies and transoms – I love it all!

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  11. My attention was caught by the bright yellow house. But aside from that it’s the walls…such awesome texture of the walls. And it is funny how you follow Flavia and she doesn’t even know it.

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