Today, a collection of Roman doors without much ado or words.
I’ve been driving almost for seven hours today, the last part on the curvy road up in the Slovenian hills in an attempt to circumvent a road block. The air was fresh. I’m almost sleeping sitting and typing.
But it was fine and I’m safely in my parents’ house. And the concert, oh the concert, was more than fine too. ❤
The photos, other than the first two, are from around Piazza Farnese towards Campo de’ Fiori where we will continue the next time. Spot the world’s prettiest police station.
It’s a wonderful collection. I love the intricate panels.
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Thank you, Dan! 🙂 Now I can go to sleep. Good night!
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Some lovely doors there and a decent smattering of graffiti and street art.
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Thank you, Scooj. That’s Rome. Much more street art if you know where to go (haven’t done it yet).
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My wife is going with our daughter soon. I have been several times, but not since I got interested in street art. It’ll have to wait.
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I adore the earth-toned roman homes and doors. They are so warm and inviting. Glad you survived your 7-hour car ride. Have fun at your parent’s home.
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Thank you, Donna! 🙂 Rome is certainly pleasant to the eye, but Slovenia where I’m now is equally if differently lovely.
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Glad you’re safe after a 7-hour drive with a curvy road detour. Enjoy your visit with the family ❤️
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Thank you, Joanne! I know that you know a thing or two about detours. 😀 But at least I had a car! Also, it’s cold up here, and the sky is every colour but blue. I might have packed a bit too light.
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really like the up angle on most of the doors in this post – felt like we were driving with ya (maybe) and the graffiti seems to be splashed about, eh?
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Thank you, Prior. My favourite posts are those that make visitors feel as if they were on the walk with me. (This time it was walking only, no photo is from the car.)
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oh – well glad to have walked with you M-cubed
🙂
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That police station still looks so pretty – and the one with the two plants (palm trees?) which are a bit crooked caught my eye!
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Thank you, SMSW. 🙂 I think the plants are olive trees. Rome is sooooo easy on the eyes.
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Our police dept could definitely take notes on that one!! I’ll be photographing our ‘new’ one if they ever complete it. It hasn’t met my approval as of yet.THey’ll need to do a lot to win me over. lol
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Oh, are you working at one, Katy? Or you mean the one close to you? Yes, I think this one makes a great role-model. 😉 Thank you!
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Yes our fine city is building one of steel and prefab materials. Hopefully it bears some doors I can appreciate 🤞🏻
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They are all beautiful of course but that very first one with the umbrella hanging off the handle is my fave. The design of the panels is almost upside-down, usually the longer panel will be on the bottom and the shorter panel on top. It keep drawing me back because of this.
Great shots as always 🙂
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Thank you, Norm. This is why I love these doors of ours so much. I would never single out this shot for the door design alone or post it without the Roma bag. 🙂 I’m so glad that we are able to appreciate different things in the door photos that we share. I’m happy that you like it but I had a close look at it again to see what you have noticed. Well done!
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Beautiful. Rome never disappoints, hm? I’ll take the police doors, grazie.
Ah, breathing some fresh air 🙂 (Not gonna do much of that here, it’s too hot.)
Enjoy your time with your parents! ❤
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Indeed, Joey, never! When I came over here, I realised that I packed too light. Sometimes I forget that I live in a completely different climate now. Damn socks in the summer!! But it’s great to be here. Even though I’m already four teeth down. :p Had to be done…
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Oh bless. I hope you’re healing well? At least you have the comfort of Mom 🙂
I’m sorry you are packed too light, but damn, I’m jealous too! xo
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Lovely photos, Manja. Enjoy your visit to your parents’.
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Thank you, Jean! 🙂 I am, very much so! Even though it’s colder and rainier than I was expecting.
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A-amazing collection of doors!!
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Thank you, Janet. 🙂 That’s Rome for you!
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Wonderful collection Manja! I loved the green gates the most.
So happy to hear you have arrived safely at your parents house! Have a wonderful time!
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Thank you, Deborah. I’ve been in Slovenia for almost two weeks now. Presently I’m in Piran on the coast and it’s been lovely. I hope you’re having a great summer too!
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So far so good! 😀 How wonderful to be on the coast in Piran! I hear it is gorgeous there.
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