With parents safely on train, I conclude that we have seized the week’s only two really nice and warm days to discover five new towns, their autumn feasts, a museum, a couple of tombs, a Pinocchio, and of course the doors. Three door images from each of the five towns coming up.
1. Caldana (community of Gavorrano)
2. Motorsaio (community of Campagnatico)
3. Monticello Amiata (community of Cinigiano)
4. Bagnolo (community of Santa Fiora)
5. Vetulonia, Etruscan metropolis (community of Castiglione della Pescaia).
Photo: a © signature mmm production
I’d take either of those ‘for sale’ doors if they were available – nice collection again this week 🙂
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Thanks, Norm, and you never know where the door is with your name all over it. 🙂
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Manja, I just have to say your photos are awesome as usual! My favorite is the pink and green door surrounded by all the flowers!
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Thank you, Travel Lady! 🙂
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Just call me Cady if you want to
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Ok, Cady, will do. 🙂
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I love your door variety (again) – and another takeaway is that number 8 shot – you know – looking up at the number and the extras 🙂
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Oh, Prior, I had a quick look and saw that I’ve got three No. 8 doors. 😀 Also, your comment went straight to spam for some reason, but I’ve rescued it. Thank you!
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I need to look again – I will tell the specific one I was talking about!
Thanks for rescuing my comment!
I like your door posts!
Xxoo
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Ma préférée? la première (les 2 premières) Et l;e chat 😉
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Merci, Mamie! 🙂 Le chat always wins. 😉
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Lovely doors. The cat found a perfect spot for a nap.
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Thank you, Donna. 🙂 I have a feeling it comes there often.
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You’re on a roll here with doors, lady:) The first one is so romantic, and I also love the dark church door! Have a fun weekend!
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Thanks, Jesh. That’s Italy’s doing, I just click. 😉
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I love the sphinx doors. And, that cat. I felt I could coo at the computer screen (embarrassing myself). You have such a knack for coming upon the ordinary and showing us how special it is.
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Ah, Claudia! What a lovely thing to say. ❤ It is just how I think about the world. 🙂 Thank you for seeing it.
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Marvelous!
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Thank you, Ludwig! 🙂
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Amazing doors, hardware and numbers. You captured it all. 🙂
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Thanks, Judy. Italy is very giving this way. 🙂
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Wonderful doors, Manja, and the cat looks so comfortable in that little ‘nest’.
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Thank you, Jean. They should be our rolemodels in this regard. 😀
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Another nice collection! I love the door with the cat, and the door at the bottom of the stairs. I think my fav is the Motorsaio door.
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Thank you, Dan. I have taken so many, again. Good that Thursdays don’t run out.
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So true
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First door is the one for me — look at all those plants — and the texture! Another great collection 🙂
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Thank you, Joey. There are so many plants for you over here.
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I enjoyed the diversity of doors in this post and was particularly drawn to the door knocker in Motorsaio as well as the kitten at the end.
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Thank you, Lisa! I’m glad when you come knocking.
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Always a treat to see your posts when I pull into port
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Your door selections are always lovely … but this week, the buildings themselves are exceptionally interesting. The building with the first For Sale sign is wonderfully eclectic. It looks positively ANCIENT!!
… and how could I not love the little kitty compartment? 🙂
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Thank you, Joanne! I’m often attracted by everything surrounding a door as well. It is but the mouth. And ancient is appropriate. One of the cultural birthplaces of humanity for sure.
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Interesting … I’ve never heard the door of a building being referred to the mouth before … but it works.
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a great collection captured…i especially love the first two of Monticello Amiata – they just don’t make doors like that anymore 🙂
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Thank you, Elusive. This is the general feel of the place, yes.
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well captured collection
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Thank you, Jeanette! 🙂 And I’m glad you found my booklist. Any chance to leave your favourite? 🙂
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