Thursday Doors, 20/12/18: 2018 Recap

Norm says to do a recap of this year doorwise, and so I have. I like recaps. They help you see.

It felt good going through my year in doors especially since this blog is about to close. Yes, again. I guess I’m eating up space like chocolate. This one lasted only a year!

Even though some who know me well (looking at you, Dan!) hinted that I’d have a hard time keeping my door recap below 50, I somehow managed.

Above is a selection of my favourite door photos as posted on Thursdays throughout the year for my favourite photo challenge. You can view all posts here.

Don’t worry about this blog closing because the new one is starting, as is my habit. Apparently it’s not true that every WP user only gets three free blogs because my forth is ready to be launched with the new year. I’ll announce it properly next week and then its door will open.

Ston, Croatia. Photo: Klu

Bernardin, Slovenia. Photo: Klu

Marrakesh train station, Morocco. Photo: MK

A most excellent door and photo! Ostuni, Apulia. Photo: Ditka Bagon

Towards Orvieto.

Im-posing in Orvieto.

It was here that I got busted. See the door opening? Torri.

The Abbey of Santa Mustiola, Torri.

Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, Rome.

When I spotted these even before I went there, I knew what I’d be posting this Thursday. By My Dog Sighs, Trastevere, Rome.

The prettiest police precinct in the world. Rome.

Friends. Saline di Tarquinia.

Socerb Castle, Slovenia. Sorry, father, no grandkids. She was borrowed.

Mom is deep in memories. The house where she grew up. Ljubljana.

Stove doors! Nova vas above Dragonja.

Stylish. Velenje Castle.

A lovely old fountain with some doors. Škofja Loka.

Look at that road! Kamnik.

Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Ljubljana. But Slovenia gives less and less money for culture!

Bežigrad, Ljubljana.

The beauty of a friend.

Was this view planned to be as perfect or did it get thus by chance? San Galgano Abbey.

Massa Marittima.

The prettiest one for the end. It was open so I sneaked in. Trieste.

This door would be pretty with anybody in it.

But it was Norm of all people. Massa Marittima.

The first four door beauties in today’s selection come by way of family and friends (sister, sister, uncle, mom’s friend) and I’m extra grateful for these.

And towards the end you can see what happens if you keep your door open. It’s all good to have him in a door-frame, but it’s better still to let him into the kitchen. You get cookies.

Happy travelling Canadians.

Cin cin, buon appetito and have a great holiday package, everyone!

For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge.