Thursday Doors, 6/12/18: Morocco 2

My travelling uncles strikes again. This is the third Thursday Doors post with his Morocco door photos, with special thanks since I’ve never been. 

I don’t have him here to explain things so I won’t include any facts and locations. Suffice to say, it’s Morocco, and all this is what my uncle saw on his first day there, which was the last day of April this year.

His subsequent adventures from the same trip, including an elbow, were posted here. And here are some splendid Marrakesh doors.

All this makes me itch to go, especially the blue door in the gallery below, which is exactly the kind of door that I’d be searching out there. Maybe one day.

In some cases they forgot to install doors and left a hole. Or the doors are long gone, if there were any. This is for the people who don’t like doors.

And now let’s go to Africa. There is the sea too, to freshen up.

Where do planes from Europe usually land? Casablanca?

Rabat? If you know, you can say.

What a pretty scene.

And this courtyard!

I like this pattern, as if chunks were bitten off by a huge rodent.

I’d camp here in front of this beauty if it were allowed.

Something tells me the car doors of this town are a bit blue.

That’s the one! I’d stroll around in search of this kind of doors.

Another pretty one.

Have some sea, to rest the eyes.

Lively and vivid.

Marvellous.

Is that a door being carried in the back on the right?

I wouldn’t mind having my lunch here!

They didn’t think about door lovers.

This must be a famous landmark.

Ghost doors.

If you can pass through, then it counts.

A peculiar setup.

To new towns, doors and storms.

Photo: MK

For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge.