Today three Savinja valley doors and three photos of each.
First, a lovely little mountain hut almost in the end of the Logarska valley where we had a snack with a magnificent view of the mountains. More photos from here coming up in future posts. As I was admiring the little house, I had to turn the corner to realise it is actually a “koča potujoča”, a travelling hut or better still, a trailer. And there was the door. As Bosnian band Plavi orkestar used to sing: “What use is a house to us truckers – ours is a travelling home.”
I liked this house by a little stream in Mozirje, including the door.
We ended the day with ice-cream next to the Church of St. George in Mozirje.
Photo: a © signature mmm production
For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge.
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A travelling home! That’s my fave as it seems so unique 😀
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Yes, Suvi, even though here it’s stationery and used to sell souvenirs. 🙂
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Three beautiful sets of doors. The church doors are wonderful, with the carvings and the 1/3 – 2/3 split (which I always like) but the (front?) door on the trailer is my favorite today. Simple and utilitarian works for me sometimes.
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Thank you, Dan. It’s ultra picture-postcard but it works somehow.
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The best looking trailer I’ve ever seen!!!
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Thanks, Danny! 🙂
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Grapes and the sea anchor on the church door in the alpine Mozirje?
Wishful thinking? 😉
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😀 A bit optimistic, yes.
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Love them all but the church door with its carvings is my fave 🙂
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Thanks, Norm. I love it when a door like this one and ice-cream round up a day.
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I really like the church, but the traveling home has to be my favorite. It’s so attractive besides being mobile!
janet
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Thanks, Janet. I wonder if they take it on the road sometimes too.
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The church door really intrigues me … in particular the cross, anchor, and heart. It seems to be an early coat-of-arms because it shows up above the door too. Very different!
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Yes, Joanne, this coat-of-arms is my favourite too, seems like a ready-made tattoo!
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I love that little mountain hut, Manja. I want to put a similar one in our back garden so that visitors can stay there.
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Jean, that’s a lovely and thoughtful thought. 🙂 They would be overjoyed.
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I like the tiny traveling house. A lot. It’s a fairy tale kind of house, I think.
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Claudia, thanks. This house would love to travel some more, I’m sure, but it’s in such a spectacular location right now that it got lazy.
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And a good decision.
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Oh wow! That traveling home is gorgeous, but I cannot get over that church. That’s just incredible, every bit of it. Stunning!
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Oh, Joey, I’m glad to see you so happy, there are so many similar churches over here and so little time.
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Cool door shots!
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Thanks, Gordon.
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