Green Doors of Europe

Posted on April 26, 2016 | 11 Comments

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Santorini Greek Door

Santorini Island, Greece

Venice Italy

Venice, Italy

Portugal Door 3

Algarve, Portugal

Northern France Wimereaux

Wimereux, France

Valletta Malta

Valletta, Malta

Dingle Ireland Green Door

Ring of Kerry, Ireland

More Doors…

Doors and Windows of 2015

Sardinia – Doors and Windows

Brittany – Doors and Windows

Blue Doors of Essaouira

Doors of Catalonia 1

Doors of Catalonia 2

Doors of Catalonia 3

Doors of Catalonia 4

Doors of Dublin

Doors of Northern France

Doors of Portugal

Doors of Siguenza, Spain

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11 responses to “Green Doors of Europe”

  1. Gunta | April 26, 2016 at 5:17 am | Reply

    What a delightful series!

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  2. Sue Slaght | April 26, 2016 at 5:29 am | Reply

    I’m curious how you catalogue your photos Andrew. I have mine chronologically but I can see that some keywords would be helpful for such posts. Lovely doors by the way.

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    • Andrew Petcher | April 26, 2016 at 1:41 pm | Reply

      I guess I don’t do anything different from you Sue. I always give a picture a title that allows me to search across categories in case I want to use them again and I add tags in case this helps with search engine traffic.
      I found that I was running out of space on the blog so I opened up a new one and upload pictures there and then copy and paste them into my main blog when I write a post. That way it doesn’t use up any space and I can just carry on posting!

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  3. Sue | April 26, 2016 at 8:39 am | Reply

    I agree with Sue…personally, my key wording is sloppy, and I would have trouble locating my blu, red, or green doors!

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  4. wfdec | April 26, 2016 at 11:44 am | Reply

    What about Cornwall or Essex or Skye et al. Maybe for you England and Scotland are a bit ‘been there done that” but for a poor old Aussie, England is just as exciting as Mancha or Venice.

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  5. stellalucentellc | April 27, 2016 at 3:02 pm | Reply

    What a cool way to transport some of the culture of the “old country” to the rest of the world!

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  6. Wilbur's Travels | April 28, 2016 at 12:14 am | Reply

    Was there an old piano playing hot behind any of them?

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