Doors 372 – Doors of Madeira (part III) – September 2025
Well I’m back from the best holiday in Greece, and feeling fully refreshed. I missed last week’s Thursday Doors because I was just enjoying myself too much and not having a lot of time for blogging and other Interweb activities. There is something very nice about September holidays in Europe, The weather is still good but the crowds are reduced, and everything feels just that little bit sleepier. Our Madeira trip last year was also in September, and that too was excellent.
This week’s door selection continues on from last week with some more art on doors from the same area in the centre of Funchal. I hope you enjoy them:
More from Madeira next time. Until then have a wonderful rest of week.
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 weekly Thursday Doors post and his Sunday recap.
These are fantastic! Love the art on all these doors, really cool.
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Amazing doors – my favourite is the mermaid 🧜♀️ – these are inspiring me to visit Madeira 😀
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These are fabulous doors, Steve. My favorite is the mermaid on a swing. It’s well done and a very creative notion. I’m glad you had a nice holiday. I hope things worked out or are working out at your job.
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Impressive artwork and doors, Stephen. I love the contrasts of beauty presented on the doors. That evocative piece: “you are under surveillance,” feels very Orwellian.
I continue to enjoy the depth of meaning the ocean had in this region. From the artwork on the doorway…the sea seems a part of the fabric of Madiera. I thoroughly enjoy your images. Thank you.
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Other than the horrible naked lady, the doors are wonderful. I love the You are Under Surveillance door. Truth for sure.
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Truly amazing
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You’ve seemed to have hit the motherlode of doors in Madeira! Fantastic again!
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