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This entry was posted in backpacking, Europe, Food, Greek islands, Greek Taverna, History, Literature, Travel, World Heritage and tagged Amorgos, Cyclades. Greek Door, Ios, Mykonos, Naxos. Bookmark the permalink.
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Fabulous photos – love doors, old, worn-out doors that can talk of life, so much living 😀
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I always the imagine the stories they would be able to tell!
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ooh, i love these old doors and they always draw me in wondering about the stories behind them as well –
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There were some good examples of old doors on this trip for sure!
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I used to have a whole house like that but I had to sand it all down and paint it creme.
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I expect it looked nice when you had finished?
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I especially like the middle one
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There is a lot of paint on that door. Thanks for the comment.
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Always like your door blogs, Andrew. Like you, my camera comes out when I see an interesting door. Color, shape, texture, age… and whatever lurks behind them is fascinating. –Curt
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Thanks Curt, doors are one of my favourite subjects.
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Looking forward to the main event! Please please tell me there will be an itinerary post. 🙂 ‘Three weeks in the Greek Islands-where to go!” 🙂
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That’s a good idea Sue but just for you our journey took us to Mykonos and then to Amorgos, Naxos, Ios, Syros and then back to Mykonos for a flight home.
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Sounds fabulous. Writing that down for future reference. 🙂
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Sue, you two must go to Greece and when you do I volunteer to be your travel guide.
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Love your doors, and love your system of putting them in folders related to the country in which you found them.
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Just makes it a whole lot easier when I need to find them again. A habit learned in civil service employment!
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What is it about doors that makes them so appealing? And the more worn they are, the more they beckon you to step inside! Anita
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Wonderfully photogenic and full of secrets!
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