It’s hard to believe it but I’ve filled up this blog as well, my fourth. Before it bursts at the seams, here is my selection of past Thursday Doors that I really like.
Since I’m still in my country of origin, I don’t even have time to set up my new blog. Until I do, I’ll just keep posting selections of photos from previous posts.
I’ve only had this blog since January 1st and it’s full already. Disgrace. I rather like it but I think I’ll change it all up again, just to be kept nicely busy. You will be notified of the new blog as soon as it’s up.
As for this one, it will remain as is, just like all my previous blogs. The three links are hidden in About me.
All these door photos have been posted on this blog on a past Thursday. Captions are mostly left as they were in the original posts to make up one non-sensical poem. Locations are given in tags and you can play match up (or ask if you can’t find the related post).
I really hope that we keep seeing each other in the new space, my fifth blog, since doors are everlasting and never-ending.
Apologies but my first thought was: Surf’s up! 
Through the gate. 
Goodbye, castle! You’re very nice and much fun. 
Whereas amore takes me to the doors he likes. The Alchemical Door in Rome. 
Medieval centre this way. 
Peeping sis and the newly painted wine red door. 
She was hopping around Libourne. Photo: Klu 
That’s new. 
A lovely specimen on Igriška. 
Tatti, again. 
Father’s friend – who looks exactly like Mel Brooks – is saying: “I had one just like this one.” Citroën 2CV. 
This door took me by surprise. 
Look at this! I wish to wear this. 
Inside Church of St. Daniel. (Photo: Father) 
The town called Kanal. 
A fancy one from the bottom of Čopova Street. 
En face, with the bar upstairs. 
Just one in many. That’s some arch. 
Great door. 
This door doesn’t wish to be on social media. 
Mailboxes as traffic lights for the doors. 
The cars were in the way and the light was not right. Should return one morning. 
I love this. So painterly. So many balls. 
Towards the cacti exhibition. 
My friend in the grand old door. 
But now it really shines.
Manja Mexi Moving (closed) 
What do u mean by filling it up? Is there a limit?
Beautiful doors.
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Thanks, Bojana. Oh yes, there is most certainly a limit, unless you pay: it’s 3 GB. This is less than you think, especially if you post 20 photos in almost every post. The fourth time I reach it.
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Jesus. I had nooooo idea.
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Those are some fabulous doors!
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Sheree, thank you. I’m glad that you like my selection. 🙂
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I recognized several of these doors. It’s always nice to revisit some old favourites.
I don’t remember the gates though with the figures of people in the wrought iron. Very striking!!
Looking forward to seeing you at your new digs 🙂
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Thank you, Joanne, and for moving along with me. The gate that you mention is in Ljubljana. I’ve seen it many times when still living there but back then I was not so door-savvy. 🙂
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Fantastic collection! Made me want to go looking for interesting doors after looking through yours. 😊
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Irene, this is the best compliment. I hope you do, go around, take photos of interesting doors and post them! 🙂 Thank you so much!
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Hi, these are great photos. I love old doors and libraries and look for them wherever I travel. Thanks for sharing.
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I’ve always loved libraries and doors go well with them. Thank you, Library Lady, and always welcome back!
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The gate on the top right is unusual and fun and I like the unsociable door. I wouldn’t mind having that blue door and shutters to go with it. 🙂
janet
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Thank you, Janet. More blue doors and shutters for everyone! 🙂
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Wonderful to revisit some of these classics. I’m surprised at how many of these I recognized/remembered. The traffic light mailboxes shows a playful sense of humour. The intricate inronwork on the arched door is majestic.
Good luck with the blog move! If I could I’d come and help you pack boxes 😉
Lord knows the post-move pizza and beer party would be legendary.
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Heheh, Norm, pizza and beer party can always be had, even without moving. Thank you, I’m glad they are memorable. Here’s to new Thursdays!
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Great selection of doors, really like the “Just One In Many”
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Thank you, Conspicari. That one was spotted in Trieste.
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Blue doors! Perhaps a closet…(K)
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Thank you, K. I love to make you imagine making something. 🙂
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Like Joanne, I recognize some and others seem new to me. I guess it’s my memory, because I was already following you when you started this blog.
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Oh yes, Dan, you’ve been following me since my very early blogging days and I thank you for that. And I promise you that all of these have in fact been posted this year on this blog. 🙂
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There are some beautiful and some unique doors! I really enjoy this tour! 🙂
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Thank you, Amy. I like to give a solid door tour. 🙂
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Wow Manja. Such magnificent doors you have here! Thanks for sharing it with us!
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Thank you, Teresa. 🙂 I’m glad you like my selection. All of these have been posted this year once already.
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Still, good to see them all together in one post. 👍🏼
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Love the guy swimming in the door.
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Hihih, thanks, Sherry. It may in fact be an angel. 😀
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Best wishes on a smooth move! Enjoyed the walk down memory lane 🙂
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Thank you, Katy. Today’s Thursday Doors are already on the new blog. 🙂 Welcome!
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