Yesterday I took a tour through my photos of Italy and paused on these. How is it our photographs can immediately conjure fondness for the places we’ve been in a split second? The smell and heat of the steamy pavement rose up to me while looking at a some of these while the coolness of the stones under my fingertips reminded me of walking through the tunnels of the Colosseum. I have not been travelling lately and do feel the itch to do so soon. How I long to return to this colorful part of the world and add more photographs to my collection…how can 400 be too few? Here are random Roman doors (and doorways) belonging to the Vatican, the Colosseum, and places I cannot remember where.
When you are done here venture over to Norm’s to walk through the doorways of others who share this obsession of collecting door photos. We are here every Thursday!
May they have a wonderful excursion!
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I don’t think we could find similarly embellished doors and walls in this country. We’re too new! I also have many, many photos of places I visited in Europe and Israel when I was lucky enough to be sent there by my parents immediately after graduating from college. I have not been back since, but my daughters are leaving next week to start a similar experience. They’re going to be together in Israel for days, then one of them will be traveling in Greece and Italy for another couple of weeks with her boyfriend.
I was a lot more anal retentive when I took my trip, and took copious notes on the places and objects I photographed at the time. Many of them made their way into the photo albums I assembled. Curious to see how my girls will mentally and emotionally categorize and organize their experiences, 40 years later!
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I love Italy, I love Rome, and I love these doors ❤
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Love is in the air!
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So much history in these wonderful shot. I do hope to go back to Italy again.
Nicely done 🙂
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Doors can be works of art.
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Eye candy! Super gorgeous doors.
Donna
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Thx Donna. I bet every door in Italy is gorgeous!
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Love that last set, the blueish gate and all the greenery. So pretty.
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I wish I could tell you where it is located…no memory of where we were at the time. I need to query my travel buddies!
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I’d love to go back too! One of these days… Great doors!
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Thank you.
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These get my history and travel juices flowing. I haven’t been to Italy in many, many years and would love to go again. In the meantime, I’ll enjoy these shots.
janet
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Yes, me too!
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I really like the 2nd photo… the arched doorways in a row, whispering of places to explore… it evokes a sense of wanderlust in my soul!!
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Absolutely love these doors! So much history behind each one!
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