On Saturday I went to Orbetello and the doors were on my scent as usual. Or I on theirs?
Everything I do turns into a doorscursion. But only sometimes I fall in love.
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The Mexi Movie II. (closed) 
Stone arched doorways. Wooden doors. Iron work. Wow – you weren’t leaving anything to chance today. I love those old doors on the sides of the three-door entrance. I wonder if they are being refinished or restored? In any case, I think they are beautiful
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Thanks, Dan! You mean the 5-door entrance? One of which I have in close-up? They look very peculiar, don’t they, as if they are in the middle of a process. But I think this is it…
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Yes, it does look like it’s a work in progress but they’re beautiful.
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I agree with your final choice. There is a personality there that almost requires you to step in and see what happens next. I also like the door under what I think is a promenade?
Doors. entrances to new things. I like thinking about what each one of these doors might be promising.
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Yeah, Claudia. In a way it was like finding my own door, you know? No wonder that they say we always only fall in love with ourselves. 😀 Opposite this door there is a lovely art gallery/shop. I entered. The owner/artist in residence looked confused and embarrassed because of the mess. I had a fleeting thought: I’d like to work here. Help him out, to actually sell something. Of course – there was no notice that he might require help or was willing to pay for it. Help from an enthusiastic, well-meaning but perfectly unqualified person. Ah well… it was only a thought.
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I have had those same thoughts. That I’d be perfect for the job. The job that I just created in my mind, for me, at this place, that doesn’t know it needs me! Or so I think. It is a really nice thought pattern, this one, isn’t it?!
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It is. I had a job once where I could work in an office with my first bestia next to me. If the artist is up to that, I have no objections. 😀
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That sounds great. My choice would be a place that has a resident cat. I would so like that.
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I can see why you fell in love with that last one, but the others are beautiful, too, and so sturdy. What fun exploring with you!
janet
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Thank you, Janet! What can I say… Door heaven plus you get to be alive.
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My goodness, Manja, that last door would stop anyone in their tracks. So interesting. Does someone live there or is it part of a shop/business?
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I couldn’t tell, Jean. But I wasn’t very inquisitive, just admiring. The feeling was as if someone lives there.
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I’m blown away yet again this week by your wonderful selection. #5 with the iron bars over the windows, then right after it #224, and then…just wonderful 🙂
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Yeah! To blow away Norm – no easy task! 😉 Thank you, it’s always a great pleasure.
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Very nice! I love older buildings and their doors…so intricate and beautiful! Thanks for sharing these awesome door photos.
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You’re very welcome, Mary. I tend to do so every Thursday. 🙂
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Gorgeous!
Are the circles worse than pane windows? I had some French doors with 30+ panes in each door and OMG, those were AWFUL to clean!
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Oh Joey, thank you! I wouldn’t know which is worse, but that door never looked clean.
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Very hard to clean things are not my friend. Tsk.
Those circles are pretty though, just like the French doors.
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Super doors, what a treat looking at all of them!
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Thank you, Vicky! 🙂
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Gorgeous Thursday doors!
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Thank you, SSW, but why do I have to approve each your comment again??
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I don’t know!
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Oh, I just changed my display name to match my blog’s name. Maybe that’s it?
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Must be. Now you are SMSW 😀
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It’s like the second M is turned upside down… 😉
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So that it can snow into it more easily. 😀
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I too fell in love with Number 13. So cute. Great pics!
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Thanks, Jan, I think we can share. 😀
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Wow! All wonderful but that wee green one is truly magical.
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Thanks, Helen, I’m glad you concur. 🙂
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You find the best doors! All were beautiful, but the second one, and the last one green one had me lingering, and saying AHHHH! Gorgeous!
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Thanks, Deborah! I’m glad it’s not just me swooning. 🙂
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Again a wonderful collection.
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Thank you! 🙂
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Leave it to you to always have such an interesting and unusual selection of doors. Every week you seem to outdo yourself.
I can’t choose a favourite. I just can’t.
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Thanks for saying so, Joanne! I’m location-lucky and door-spoilt. 😀
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Yes, you are and we are all lucky in your sharing 🙂
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Hi, Thanks for stopping by my blog. This town looks stunning.
cheers
mary
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Thanks, Mary, and for the follow. I love your Doors of destruction too.
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