Isn’t it nice that you can always count on Norm and Thursdays and doors? Just in time too, so that I can go in search of new ones. These are from the last roaming with uncle in May.
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The Mexi Movie II. (closed) 
As I was reading this post, I was sure the first photo would be my favourite with its richness in apparent symbolism.
… but then I hit the plain wooden door with the stone walk-up surrounded by flowers (this seems to always be a favourite of mine). Then the very next one blew me away with bestia in front of the gate surrounded by decaying walls.
*sigh* your door posts always seem to take us on an European adventure 🙂
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Hehe, Joanne, I like this effect. Yes, I know, Europeans, we have it easy. I just have to step outside and then so often I don’t even do this. 😉
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I’m just jealous 😉
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No need. You just need to get over here. 😉
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Couldn’t agree more!!
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Oh my these are lovely! #53 in Porto Santo Stefano is my favourite 🙂
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Thanks, Norm. I’m glad I’ve included it.
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I’m with Joanne: the one with the flowers going up the stairs is my favorite. The combination of door, stairs, and flowers is hard to beat.
janet
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Thanks, Janet. The town of Sovana is entirely in this way. Very much recommended!
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All beautiful! You’d think I’d get bored of your beautiful Roman doors, but I do not. Love that set of doors up the stairs, lined with the boxes of roses and geraniums — that’s my fave here today.
— Although I love the double brass doorknobs and the gilded monastery swirls as well 🙂
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Thank you, Joey. These are not Roman, though (unless you mean that ancient Romans built them within their empire :). They are all in southern Tuscany where I live, about 1.5 h from Roma.
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Ah, I beg pardon — I had thought they went along with the flowers.
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Oh Mexi, the pink walls and flowers was the one for me! Loved It!
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Thank you, Travel Lady! You must come to Sovana then!
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I really like Savana with the trailing leash in front of the grilled gate.
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Thank you, Charles. I’m glad that I’ve included this one then, I like it too. Sovana is an OLD town and it looks like a movie set.
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That first door is amazing. Of course you know that wooden doors and iron railings are also a favorite subject for me. Great collection!
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Thank you, Dan! 🙂 You always find something for yourself, I like that. Did you see the two bridges in a recent post (A brave another world)? There are two photos with you in mind as well: of a stool and of how a bridge is fixed.
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I need to look for that again. I’ve been in the road this week, catching up during meeting breaks, in between email.
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That first photograph is very intriguing, Manja, and your dog is a-door-able.
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Thank you, Jean. My uncle went into the monastery and almost came running out telling me there is a door inside I HAVE to see. 😀
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A nice collection this week! And yes, I do look forward to Thursday, too.
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Thank you, Danny, and for the follow. 🙂
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thanks for talking us along on your doo journey – each one special
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Thank you, Candy! 🙂
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beautiful pictures and doors. thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thank you, Bee! 🙂
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Very nice! Liked the 1st one a lot.
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Thanks, Gordon!
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