Today, as promised, multiple sturdy long-lived doors of Roma’s Trastevere. It felt like hitting door heaven. These doors have seen plenty.
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Because words are pressing and words make worlds and that little sign there looks like a Volkswagen
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The sweet spots of Rome ❤ bella!
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Thank you, girl. 🙂 It felt like a sweet spot for sure.
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Brilliant doors, Manja. I love them all. Brava! Enjoy the day. ❤ ❤
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Thank you, Sabiscuit! 🙂 I will, I promise.
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Door heaven! Italy is heaven in general 🙂 Nice set inspiring doors!
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Geert, lots of truth in what you say. 🙂 Thanks!
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Oh, I really want to be in Europe!!!!!
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Hehe, Leanne, I bet you would! 🙂
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Lots of nice doors. A few could use some cropping or post editing. Lightroom is good for that.
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Sherry Lynn, thank you for your opinions. Post editing is something I’m still cautious of. I don’t like to change the world around me. I’m not god. Also, I prefer to leave everything, including me, a bit imperfect. You know, so that you can improve.
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What a wonderful collection of eclectic doors. I love the green one that is decorated with the vine paintings. It looks so welcoming. Nice job!
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Thank you, Dan! Agreed, vine and wine always makes one feel welcome. 🙂
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Another festival of wonderful doors…sigh. The wooden ones with the 3/4 – 1/4 split are my faves, because it’s not a style we see much around here.
Great post 🙂
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Thank you, Norm! Always glad to deliver. 🙂
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The temperature of these photos is awesome.
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Thank you, Joseph. 🙂 That’s Rome for you!
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I hope to make it there some day.
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Love it. It is like a coffee table book of doors. 🙂
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Oh, Judy, I’d love to make one happen some day. The one you can hold and show to your visitors. Yeah! Thank you for the idea. 🙂
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Oooh! Thank you for sharing a taste of door heaven! 🙂
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You’re most welcome, Joey! 🙂
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Envie de voir derrière ces portes closes… Very nice.
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Merci, Mamie, but…. isn’t derrière the bottom of your back? 😀
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A beautiful selection of doors today! I love the old terracotta buildings and doors framed with vines and flower boxes and/or cones.
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Thank you, Deborah. 🙂 Rome is surely a door treasurechest.
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It must have been great fun to walk along these alleys!
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Very true, but the light was slowly going and I had to hurry. But will be back!
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Oh my – door heaven, indeed!! hmmm – where to start? I think my favourite has to the skinny little door just before the green door with the vines. It is a marvellous little doorway wrapped in decay around it – something for which Rome is so famous!
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Very true, Joanne 🙂 Old age brings decay but also experience and signs of a life well lived. Thank you!
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I’m trying to take that philosophical approach of a ‘live well lived’ as I face my own decay each day in the mirror 😉
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One of my mom’s favourite sayings: “There is none of us getting any younger.” 🙂
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gaaaahhh … don’t I know it!!!
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So lovely! A trip to Italy is definitely on my bucket list. Thank you for sharing 🙂
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You’re very welcome, Basil. 🙂
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What a wonderful collection!
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Thank you, Marian Allen! 🙂
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What a collection! You definitely served up a feast of doors this week, Manja.
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Yeah, Jean, I’m glad you are feasting! 🙂 Thanks!
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These are all so wonderful! Strong, old doors. Love the variety of shapes, sizes and colors and the patina of age.
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Thanks, Deb! 🙂
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love the warm and rich tones and textures. awesome post
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Thank you, GD&C! 🙂
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I just wish I could get my head in a space to enter one of these challenges–I have door photos up the gazoo! You have some FINE doors here. Well, you are in Rome!
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Ohh, I didn’t know there is a headspace required. Like for losing virginity? Maybe there’s an app for it. 😀 It’s just that you’re stingy and don’t let us bask! We Want Your Doors!
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yeah, I think it’s just like losing your virginity.
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Such beautiful colours. It’s obvious from the shots that you really enjoyed taking these! And they tell a tiny tale of the city. Lovely collection Manja. And the geek in me was smiling from the start because the first house number is 42! 🙂
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Thank you, Kerry, for lovely words and the follow. This is probably my favourite part of Rome. It was a rare occasion that I was completely alone, meaning no dog and all, no matter how much I love him. So yes, I had a great time. And I’m a big fan of 42 as well. 🙂
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Haha! I know what you mean. I was out taking photos locally, on my own, yesterday and the only thing anyone said to me was, “Where’s your dog?” 😀
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Another round of fabulous doors and window boxes as well. Thanks!
janet
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You’re very welcome, Janet! 🙂
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A great collection of doors Manja – I really like the building with the climbing plant on it that says ‘Express – Chopper Bar’ on it – but I wonder what a chopper bar is ?!! 😀
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Thank you, Jane! Not an expert by any means, could be helicopter or motorcycle and surely there are other possibilities 😀
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Yes Manja – it’s the axe possibilities I’m worrying about!
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Love those two green ones 🙂
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Thank you, kutukamus 🙂
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Brilliant images.
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Thank you, Helen! 🙂
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