Thursday Doors 7/3/24: Castelnuovo di Porto, again

We returned to the town of the LINA bistro one month ago and here are some fresh door photos.

This town is 40 km north of Rome, if you’re ever in the neighbourhood.

The castle above the square with LINA had a Serial Killer exhibition for some reason. I climbed the stairs – for the view and some photos, not for the killers – and found the Volkswagen Beetle up there. Yes, that one. I was so shocked that I didn’t even take a photo of it.

But LINA was friendly as ever, amore’s daughter and boyfriend served us cheeses and salamis and various appetizers and sweets and beer and wine, bestia took me on a walk to view some (hopefully new) doors, we found a couple of cat door guardians again, and the day was made.

Last night Luka and the Dallas Mavericks won again vs. Miami Heat after having lost five of the previous six games, no matter that Luka keeps scoring 30+ point triple doubles, even in defeats. But for some reason they refuse to play effective team defence. Apparently there has been some “battling through diversity with each other”, as Kyrie Irving pointed out after the game.

Hopefully they will manage to stand united and reach the common goal. 19 regular season games remain and they are currently 8th in the Western Conference. The first six teams make the playoffs directly, places 7-10 have to battle it out for the last two available spots.

But here are some doors and sights from the town with the castle and serial killers and LINA. The owner tells me the boar are often found foraging in the square early in the morning. Imagine that.

And finally, long live March 8th and all the women in the world, past, present and future!

I liked the bench and library combo. Every town in Italy has a Via Roma except Milan, or so I’ve heard.

Serial killers have taken over the castle.

Amore and his daughters with boyfriends.

They set up this photo frame since we were last here. I took this one from the stairs to the castle.

You’ve seen this church door yet but the photo is new.

I may have shown this door already but I refuse to check. I like it too much.

Green and brown.

Plus one more.

An alley with a cat alert on the left.

Clearly it was just after the newspaper delivery.

This one looks familiar. And well done.

Lost in history. Is that the letter “m” on top?

One like this and the other like that.

Green door and white bestia.

Another green on white. I like the attention to detail.

Two doors and yucca trees.

The first cat in its post.

Slight alert at bestia passing but it finished calmly.

I’d like this entrance for myself.

A rare tagged door. It must have been naughty.

Back to the square. Imagine a boar there.

The second cat.

For Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities