Not only my parents, we hosted another travelling couple. Capalbio provided the doors and the view.
One of the visitors is a photographer and enjoyed the narrow streets and hidden corners of Capalbio, the town on the hill above us. No matter how often I go up there, there is always something new to capture. The arches are certainly not new but some flowers could be. Either that or you will have forgotten by now that you have seen a door or two already, just in different light, right down to the last mystery: there is glass but all it is protecting is brick wall. Waitaminute! Must be one of them damn Instagram corners. :p
I always have a weakness for doors like No.6! And I love the view of the steps through the archway.
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Thank you, Susi. 🙂 The entire town is pretty much like an amusement park for adults.
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You had me oohing and ahhing all the way through this one. Too many wonderful shots to even try to pick a favourite.
Another terrific post 🙂
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Ohh, Norm, thank you. Then I shall certainly take you up here too. It’s just 15 minutes away.
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Omg, those arches and flowers and stones – may I just come and eat them? they are way too sweet 🙂
“damn instagram corners”, lol. Cross fingers for instagrammers not discovering your location!
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Hehe, Marina, I’m lucky because these parts here are often overlooked by the in crowds for some reasons (no matter that Italian TV stars vacation here). And I truly hope it stays this way. I remember a blogger writing that between Florence and Rome there is really nothing worth mentioning. 😀
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Ahaha, nothing worth mentioning 😆😆 let it stay that way 🙏 we just exchange our secrets privately 😉
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Lovely collection of doors, No 6 is my favourite also.
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Thank you, Conspicari. I love it too, it looks quite like a set piece.
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Is it wrong – but I see two doors with number 6
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You are correct, it’s the last one.
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🙂
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Spring and summer have certainly sprung in your corner of the world; those lush and colorful plants make the doors that much prettier!
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Thank you, Lexi. Indeed, April and May are possibly the best months to visit. Spring was very short though. I only got to wear my spring coat three times and then it got much too hot for it immediately.
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You have some beauties in here. I also love that first shot, looking down into the valley. #6 looks like it’s taken a few smacks, but they all look like they have served well over time.
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Thanks, Dan. I love the view from here but the day was a bit murky and the golden hour was still a bit removed. I found it interesting that the visiting photographer didn’t care about the vistas at all but much preferred the details of the town. I got cocky when he complimented my composition. 🙂
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oh as usual like the culture rich doors and more.
like the selfie and i am wondering what an instagram corner is.
what is that white hting on door thirty nine? wood – a letter?
and the metal door with the hole handle – eerie.
my total fav here is the screen door on the second photo in (32) as it looks strong and like an old wine rack….
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Thank you, Prior, I’m glad you like it. 🙂 I’m not on Instagram but I hear that there are special locations which people search out and then post photos from there. Selfies, I presume.
That is a good question about #39. I was wondering myself. No idea. I’ll have a closer look next time. And you’re right, there are two #6 doors. It’s not a big town but it does have more than one street. And #32 reminds me of a wine rack too!
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thanks for the reply!
You live in such a gorgeous place M-cubed.
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I live in the valley below 15 minutes away but yes, I agree. 🙂
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oh so nice — and very glad you are part of the blogoshere so we get a taste of this
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You got some great angles on these shots. Love all the flower boxes.
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Thank you, Jan!
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Beautiful collection. I love all the greenery surrounding the entries.
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Thank you, Amy! It’s a good time to be here indeed.
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A very interesting variety of doors!
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Thank you, Angela. There will be part II. one of these Thursdays with even more variety from here.
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Such a quaint old place, Manja. I love those narrow streets and old archways. Oh, and the doors were great, too. 🙂
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Thank you, Jean. I like to say that it feels like an amusement park for adults. 🙂
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Geraniums, roses, vines, honeysuckle, arches, and the doors that they adorn are all beautiful. I enjoy seeing them in all seasons!
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Thank you, Deborah. It’s pretty for sure, especially now. Today it’s the first really hot day. It’s only going to get hotter.
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Here too heat wise. It’s supposed to 93°F today!
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Yep. Sounds about right (a bit less here, I think).
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Some beauties there, I love the way arches frame the doors in one or two of your pictures.
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Thank you, Scooj. These arches are truly made for photographers.
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WOW on that view! And #39, and those circle doors — they’re all good, of course, cause they’re always all good! 😀
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Thank you, Joey, and for “always” as well. 🙂 It’s so close, this town, and instead of going up there and shooting some, I bitched about running out of doors. :p
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Haha, very human!
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Numbers 35 and 39: hobbits. Number 6: Sauron…
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Hey, SMSW! Hobbits I know (but haven’t read the book or seen the film). What about Sauron? A Finnish designer? 😉
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Sauron is the bad guy in Lord of the Rings 🙂 A real evil dude. He could live behind that door! (I’m not a fan but I’ve seen the movies)
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Always your doors are amazing.
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Thank you, Cheryl. 🙂 I can always count on Italy.
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There is a lot of Italian influence in Costa Rica!
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Wonderful Manja. Thank you for sending these amazing doors to me 🙂
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Most welcome, bushboy. My pleasure.
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