It is Thursday Doors today and so I thought I’d share more of my collection of Portuguese doors. Do you recognise any from your Portuguese travels?
I love photographing doors and so I was surprised to discover that whilst there have been a couple of individual door posts this year part one of my door collection was back in October of last year. Nearly as bad as the windows, clearly I need to find more time to share my discoveries with you!
Like your post! Please check my blog out im from the Uk studying in Guimaraes (Portugal)! I’m very new to this 🙂
Hi thanks for visiting . . . .I’m off to look at your blog now 🙂
Becky, I also love these classic, European village doors and your photos are a great collection. For me, interesting doors are the lipstick on the face of the building, and they make such an impression. ~James
Ooh what a great way to describe them. They are definitely the lipstick 😊
Fascinating doors, Becky! Each has its own character. 🙂
I agree……I find myself thinking what could be behind.
Yes, I recognise most of them 🙂 🙂 Is that looking out from the old church up on top, at Loule?
I like the grill shot in Olhao too- unusual 🙂 Happy Sunday, Becky, and yes, I do have several shots of that one in Bougainvilea Lane in Tavira 🙂
Thought you would!
And yes well spotted on the one from Loule . . .we were just about to be chased out because she was closing for lunch, but I managed to squeeze in a few more seconds to take this 🙂
Lovely doors you have in Portugal, great shots, having serious door envy!
Thank you so much Vicky . . . they are wonderful doors and I’m not the only one who finds them irresistible – check out Lucid Gypsy and her Tavira post today https://lucidgypsy.com/