Two weeks ago I visited Slovenia, my country of origin, for the birthday week and was fighting rain most of the time. Still, one has to eat and shoot doors, so we went to visit my sister and then had a lovely lunch together at TaBar.
I’ll show you food another time, this is Thursday, the door day, the day that knocked the socks off me, for the first time this year! I had a walk in sandals and felt almost too hot in jeans. Finally! The sky has all covered back by now and we had some more rain but it’s a start.
Now let me take you to my sister’s apartment in the centre of Ljubljana for some tea, or coffee, and her door with a brand new paint job done by a friend. It’s lovely!
Included are some more doorless photos from her building and some doors we met on our walk to TaBar in the old Ljubljana which came recommended by the nation’s top food critic. Consider it an insider’s tip. Welcome!
I am liking the wooden door with the glass etching. Thanks for walking us through your country town.
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Thank you, Tech. 🙂 Always welcome on a walk with me.
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Beautiful doors, Manja:) Your sister is fortunate, to go through that nice door every time she enters, or comes back to it.But the staircase is amazing! As you know I am Dutch, so I grew up and the whole time I lived in Holland I walked all kinds of stairs.
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Thank you, Junieper, I love the door too! Haven’t been to the Netherlands at all yet but I’d love to see the stairs there and so much more.
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A nice little journey, thank you. Obvs I liked the graffiti streets, but the water fountain stole the show for me. What a great thing to have in an apartment block.
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Thanks, Scooj, I like that sink too. This time I was quite amazed at the quality of street art in Ljubljana. Not these bits but proper stuff. But I saw it at night and was without my camera. I hope they wait for my return in the summer.
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Night time and street art is a bad combination.
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Love those staircases !
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Thank you, Sheree! I do too. Next time I’ll take more photos.
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Your sister’s door looks great, but the staircases win my vote for favorite this week, even though they aren’t doors. Happy belated birthday, too. 🙂
janet
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Thank you kindly, Janet. The doors don’t mind sharing the limelight. 🙂
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Your sister lives in a beautiful place, Manja. That photo of the arches and green umbrella is a winner, it would make a great poster or painting.
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Thank you so much, Jean! 🙂 I like that one as well.
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The entrance door to your sister’s building is stunning as is her wine red door as well.
I got out of breath just looking at that staircase though, but it is a beauty from a different era.
The arches shot at the end is super as well. Another great post!
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Thank you so much, Norm. She lives on the first floor so there is not much to walk. The building only has four floors, I think, but no lift. Those arches were a surprise for me too.
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That red door must bring good luck to all who enter–it’s wonderful!
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Thank you so much for saying this, Lois! ❤
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Great photos. Love the mix, but I have to say, the staircases win today’s prize.
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Thank you, Dan. I had a hunch and was thinking to make two separate posts, one with doors, the other with everything else, but I felt that they belong together. Doors don’t mind.
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Doors always lead us somewhere. In this case, those places were very pretty.
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One must shoot doors.
You are a delight, ha ha! I have been feeling the same way about the weather: though the rain still falls some days, the temperature has relented and I don’t have to wear a coat and scarf anymore. Yay!! I love that red door, and all the arches, and the beautiful dysfunctional fountain.
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Thank you, Crystal. It’s coming, the warmth, I promise! 🙂
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They tell us we’re having the wettest May since our weather service began keeping track in the 1880’s. Glad you found so many great doors despite rain!
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Thank you, Katy. This doesn’t surprise me! The last two days have been pretty warm and the sky is blue again.
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The arches are wonderful! And I would like that staircase for my own. (K)
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Thank you, K. Not bad indeed!
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Great doors and I love the elegant stairwell!
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Thank you, Brenda! 🙂
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