Thursday Doors 26/1/23: More Piran doors

I had a hunch that there must be heaps of doors left from Piran on the Slovenian coast, where my parents are and where I spent last summer. This is correct. These are all from June.

I had several Thursday Doors posts from Piran this summer and yet failed to show all the doors. If you walk the dog twice a day, chances are that many doors will wink at you and show off or simply be glorious or derelict and imposing enough to attract attention.

And so sometimes you will fall, for not looking under your feet. It happened right next to that first house in the gallery. A couple ran over, I think they were Germans, bestia jumped on them since I let go of his leash as I fell, and all I thought of doing was check if my camera still worked. It did, but it might be it was when that error message started to flash.

Still, I was able to take all the subsequent photos and many more. My parents and uncle are there now, and sister will join them tomorrow, and I’ll be with them in thought. No matter that right now a harsh strong wind is blowing and it’s best to hide indoors.

The brown door clashes with this façade… *CRASH*

Another brown door with red foreground.

An azure (celestial?) couple.

Many steep stairs on the way.

A surprising gate.

I like the butterfly shape around the lock.

A door with a rose.

A gate with… bamboo?

They only attacked the door and left the wall alone.

This gate was only scanned lightly.

This gate decided it didn’t wish to be exposed.

This gate only gets finger graffiti. I support.

Lots to admire here.

Piran Maritime Museum. I may have posted this one already.

I’m not all too sure if I wish to know what lives on the other side.

A yellow couple.

This one has all sorts of things going on.

On the sunny side.

In that same street and moment.

A hidden door.

A shell door.

For Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities

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