Thursday Doors 3/3/22: Celleno 2.

September was ending but it was still hot. Two days before uncle returned to Slovenia we went on our second lovely road trip to see ghost museums and fairy-tale murals. This would be my last trip in company.

I have showed you the ghost town Celleno, its open-air museum in the castle, and all the doors from there already in this post, but almost forgot that a living, non-ghost part of the town with a lovely arch and colourful buildings was waiting to be showed too.

What I loved the most was an uncaptured moment when uncle, bestia and I were getting in the car to leave. The woman came out of her happy house to see what was up. She saw me take photos of her house and just waved. I waved back and we left happy. The next stop was Sant’Angelo di Roccalvecce and its many fairy-tale murals and we didn’t know they would make us even happier.

Let’s have a look at Celleno without the ghosts with this thoughtful thought:

If people did not love one another, I really don’t see what use there would be in having any spring.

~Victor Hugo

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  One door from the castle which I showed you in the first post from here.

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  When we descended, it became clear that this town was alive.

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  A bit beaten up but it lives.

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  Doors are classically Italian.

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  An ear-wiggling scene.

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  You got a lot of living to do without life, sang Eddie Brickell. Now she is married to Paul Simon. (Unrelated, just didn’t see it coming.)

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  We just had to go through.

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  I liked this home.

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  A view back.

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  I gave my new old camera a workout.

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  So pretty.

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  And look at this view!

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  As I progressed, doors turned more and more into ghosts again.

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  Poultry alert (on the door).

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  Use of space.

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  A look up to the ghost town.

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  I couldn’t leave without a closer look at this vibrant street.

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  Clearly I found my favourites.

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  And couldn’t leave them alone.

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  The black cat goes well with the yellow.

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  Such effortless harmony. Bye, Celleno!

For Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities

This day in my blogging history

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  2016: Brown doors and one gate

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  2016: One day on the Slovenian coast

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  2017: Roma, Firenze, Siena

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  2019: My first pantoum:

  Entangled

  Jingle jangle tingle tangle.
  Lemons dangle in a Roman jungle.
  Pigeons, stealth to steal dog kibble.
  Barbie is useless as a guard naked.

  Lemons dangle in a Roman jungle,
  gardens grow in the watchful climate,
  Barbie is useless as a guard naked
  but still all know how to entangle.

  Gardens grow in the watchful climate,
  species many with one tough master
  but still all know how to entangle,
  all blend and mend to make growth faster.

  Species many with one tough master.
  Pigeons, stealth to steal dog kibble.
  All blend and mend to make growth faster.
  Jingle jangle tingle tangle.

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  2019: Pust Saturday in Orbetello

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  2020: March 2019 with the first poppy