Well, my daughter, Little Miss Comedic Annabel, has told you all about our very exciting front door. So I couldn't write about that now could I?
Thus, I decided to take a trip down memory lane, and show you some photos of front doors from our first family trip to Europe, last summer before I knew most of you!
Sophisticated front doors of Paris:
Front doors of Sarlat -- ancient ones, castles and all...
My favorite front door -- the house we rented in Sarlat. It was always open when we were home, no screens. No need for screens there. After our cute, tiny Paris apartment, this place was a mansion.
Also we went to Venezia...
It was such a magical trip for us, and especially a dream come true for my husband. We found the French and Italian people warm and welcoming, like the front doors of their hearts were wide open.
I didn't focus on photographing doors when I was there. For some reason I was obsessed with European windows, and even did a post dedicated entirely to them.
For more interpretations of front doors go to the sidebar at Jane's blog.
I didn't focus on photographing doors when I was there. For some reason I was obsessed with European windows, and even did a post dedicated entirely to them.
For more interpretations of front doors go to the sidebar at Jane's blog.









24 comments:
look at that massive one. how do they open it???
these are great and, yup, I had already read miss comedic's comment, ha ha ;)
WOW.. this was unexpected and lovely!!! well done and how lucky you were to have made that trip. :)
Those are great! and now i'll hop over to your daughter's!
Thanks for dropping by to my blog.
I have had a look around your blog and see we like many of the same things. France, Italy, doors and windows. I drove my hubby crazy photographing random doors.
Its nice to know I'm not alone.....
(((Hugs)))
ooooooe!
very pretty pictures!!
What fantastic doors. I too posted doors from our travels. Your travels sound great - very special memories.
I love old doors in Europe...and even old doors in the US. However, I don't have a cool front door. Yucky tract home! :) Kyndale
Magical indeed, beautiful doors!! xo
Lovely post with wonderful photos. There's something so beautiful about foreign doors, foreign windows -- maybe it's the fact that they're universal?
Theresa, those photos are beautiful!
I agree with that statement from A Pattern Language. I must read that book, since you recommend it so highly.
Thank you for the trip! Sarlat is a very lovely place to visit.
Thank you! (I feel included in your nice words about Italian people:)
wow. i love the portals of the world. such an important impression.
That was fun.. the big doors - oh my. and the arched doors and the colors and the detail. LOVED the post. and thanks for visiting my blog and posting while i was away. it was nice to see. Jodi
What lovely doors!
really nice words =) i like the third pic.
An amazing door ;) and a lot of beautiful pictures to follow you during your trip ! Nice CV !
thanks for this trip through doors! Magnificent! (and thanks for your visit).
thanks for taking us along. beautiful photos.
you have an amazing collection of doors ... I would love to visit Sarlat one day
Oh my God, Sarlat!!! I know this place very very well! Really nice photos and great destinations!
Gorgeous doors, and happy travels.
No wonder your daughters are so inquisitive and creative, you are giving them a magical experience and places to inspire their imaginations for a lifetime:))
I love old buildings!! The big tall front door is amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Hope you have a great weekend!
Sarlat is such a magical little city !
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