Thursday Doors 10/11/22: Ischia di Castro 3.

Let’s continue our stroll through this tiny town near Farnese that keeps on giving us doors and feeding us views.

Six minutes it took me to take all today’s photos. As I stroll, I click left and right to what draws my eyes, without thinking, framing, cropping much. Imagine: If you were there instead of me, maybe you would take photos of completely different doors.

Maybe not but for sure you wouldn’t be in the company of this well-traveled couple. It’s our pleasure to take you along.

This is another view that feeds the soul.

This is a way to keep the door relatively shut.

An arch that has lost its door.

A cinematic grey ensemble.

A wide dark well-rounded one.

You may miss this one.

The sunflower says Welcome. And what a nice cup.

That’s me in the window. Such a pretty colour.

Laundry shows the way.

How about this one? A bit prisonly.

This set seems to be in the making.

Tall and short and wall and brick and window. And plants.

This is a warrior door, fighting away time.

Hmmm. Giants to the left?

Another arched prison.

But look at this wall pattern!

And this is uncle pointing to where we shall continue next week for the last post from here, while bestia is looking sophisticated and well-traveled.

For Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities