I must begin my post with a salute to our blogging friend, Manja, who quickly educated me on the correct spelling of this lovely little island off the Dalmation coast. I sincerely believed I had seen two spellings in print, KorTula as I wrote in my post last week, and Korčula as I now know to be the only spelling. Thank you my friend for reaching out to me. I decided to keep last week’s post intact with an added link to here showing how this E’ville Woman is thankful for her human Slovenian dictionary keeping her on her toes!
And now, more of the Korčula doors I discovered along the stoned streets of this quaint little island resting in the Adriatic Sea. The doorways were quite varied and I wonder could this be due to the businesses and homes intermingling along several of the streets? Some were painted or stained, many appeared old and a few new, I found a few courtyards behind gates, one I featured last week and one here today. The variety presented a perfect day of door exploration and I thank my travel girls for indulging me along the way. ♥
Yes, I KNOW! I could not let this one slip by. As it was siesta, I could only peek inside 
to see what Electric Ladyland offered it’s patrons…I only saw clothing and accessories. With a name like that I wasn’t sure.
I cannot believe I still have more Korčula photos so these I will hold for my final post. Thank you Norm for hosting us all with your weekly Thursday Doors.
On another note, I am thinking about my fellow US east coast friends who are facing the current conditions of Florence as she hits land. May you all remain safe.
Until next time…
Thoughts Of An E'ville Woman 
wonderful.
the shadows in pure -LOVE
the double doors – just fun
and the “s” in Yesssss was one I could see myself owning – just make that S a P and I could see myself coming down those stairs (in slippers, a robe, and tea) to open the gate and let some friends in… hahah
wishing you a nice rest of September
🙂
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If only we could shop for our doors like this, right?
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I know!!!
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so does that mean you cannot get me one with a P?
And here I thought you were all connected and could hook me up –
maybe later – 🙂
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Well….I will begin searching now, but delivering the thing…
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yes – that could be a lot – maybe you will find something in the fan (oh connected and traveled one)
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You’ve collected some wonderful doors. I like the entrance at Electric Ladyland. The white doors, fitted into the stone look very nice.
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I remember it was a pretty street all along the way. And who wouldn’t like this door? So inviting!
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Like the green on the two doors. 🙂
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But wait, there’s more!
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I know you found my snail but I spotted a whole Tyrannosuarus Rex on Electric Ladyland… you win. 😉
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Wait, what? Lemme go back and see.
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OMG! I think YOU win for spying him. I love a treasure hunt, excellent find….
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Ooo, what a lovely shout-out! I’m glad you benefited from my OCD. 😀 This is indeed a lovely island and I’m glad you found and took so many excellent door photos. Electric Ladyland for the win! It brings to mind all those nights spent on Dalmatian islands and peninsulas with the guitar singing our hearts out. ❤
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So YOU are the muse for Electric Ladyland! Rockin’ Manja….
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Bahhaha! One never knows! 😀 Even though my favourite was that wind crying Mary. 😉
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How could I not absolutely love the first one with the *S* in the starburst 🙂
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Of course!
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Wonderful finds! I especially love the courtyard. I love inside/outside places.
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p.s. “Electric Ladyland is the third and final studio album by English-American rock band the Jimi Hendrix Experience.”
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And perhaps the muse for this shop. Thank you for the music history lesson.
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I do, too! When I visited Barcelona I remember seeing several courtyards there. For whatever reason I came home with very few photos of them.
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Lovely photos! Electric Ladyland… how funny. Who knows where that came from… maybe a weird translation?
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I have NO idea! We can rely on Manja for that one, but I was a bit hesitant to peek in their windows…
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