Doors 252 – Montefalco doors, Umbria, Italy (Part II)
This week, a little later than planned, I bring you the second instalment of doors from the small hilltop town of Montefalco. Everything in this town feels parched and dusty, but that is probably the same for many Italian towns during the summer months. I hope that these pictures convey that sense of sleepiness and heat.
These doors begin in the main square on the central administrative building (Town Hall?) and then head southwest on the Corso Goffredo Mameli. My family (my own, my sister’s and my brother’s) were dispersed around the town and my photographic doorscursion was interrupted on several occasions with friendly and familiar faces. Can you spot the unintentional doorfie?
Enjoy the doors:
So that’s yer lot for another week, but there will be more from Montefalco next time, so may I wish you a very happy weekend.
If you have made it this far, you probably like doors, and you really ought to take a look at the No Facilities blog by Dan Anton who has taken over the hosting of Thursday Doors from Norm 2.0 blog. Links to more doorscursions can be found in the comments section of Dan Anton’s Thursday Doors post.
by Scooj
Natural adventures 
I did catch a glimpse of you behind that door with the carvings. I love the caption, “Arched door with crazy stonework” That’s perfect. Coming down those steps, I guess you have to be careful with how much you’re carrying to get those doors open. Cool capture of two ghost doors. I love stone/brick arches so this was a great post. I hope you’re having a nice week.
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Thanks Dan. Arches are a favourite of mine too. I only noticed the door fire when posting!
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First of all, thanks for the chuckles.. I like your word coinages (doorscursion and doorfiie). Great stone work and spectacular doors. I like them all.
Yes, I see your partial reflection in the doorfie…excellent. Great sharing. I enjoyed the bright sunshine evident in your great photos.
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Thank you for reading about and enjoying the doors.
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Your door series (as I’ve said before) are inspirational, that little, crazy stonework is a gem
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Thank you so much, more doors and stonework to come this week.
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Love the close up of the head on that magnificent door.
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Thank you. The carving is a little crude, but really interesting.
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Fab
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The photo with the. Title Thursday door and scene behind is beautiful.
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These are all beautiful doors. I especially love the one with the carved head popping out, looks unique.
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Thank you Teresa
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Wonderful stonework. And a wooden door guardian! (K)
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Italy is such a gift for Thursday doors.
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Lovely photos!
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Thank you. S
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Love the photos…
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Thank you
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