for Wordless Wednesday and others.
Whilst looking through some old photos, I found these which I took on the beautiful and unspoilt Greek island of Samos about 11 years ago.
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for Wordless Wednesday and others.
Whilst looking through some old photos, I found these which I took on the beautiful and unspoilt Greek island of Samos about 11 years ago.
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Wonderful door photos. You could post these on Thursday Doors also…
That’s a point! Cheers, Lisa.
Interesting images! I love that amazing blue!
Thank you for the visit!
Happy WW!
Think Greece, think blue! Thanks, Suzana.
The blues are so lovely!!
Thanks, Lydia. You see blue everywhere you look there!
What fab photos and soooo colourful and quaint I always like your clear pics can see every detail 🙂
Have a greektastic week Keith 👍
Nice of you to say so, Steve, yamas!
Ahh, you took me back to my Greek trip which was 25 years ago. What a gorgeous place!
It’s great, I’ll be going back just as soon as I can.
Those are so very cool and interesting. Thanks for sharing them.
My pleasure, I’m pleased you enjoyed them!
Beautiful!
Thanks, Mimi!
I’d love to visit this island. Remarkable!
It’s beautiful and totally uncommercialised. Thanks for dropping by.
Door and window fascinate me too. The older the better.
Me too, you can’t help but wonder what lies beyond.
Love the doors and windows, but really love the boats. You know how I love boats.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
I’ve lots of boat pictures from there too, they are so colourful. Thanks, Sandee.
Hi Keith – it looks to be an idyllic place … I’ve only been to Rhodes – but should have explored more. Beautiful photos … just what we need ?! ahead of four months of grey! Cheers Hilary
Thanks, Hilary. I’ve been to Samos many times and I love it because it’s unspoilt – not a full English to be found! The main town is Pythagoria, the birthplace of Pythagorus.There’s only one flight a week from the UK and it’s never overrun by tourists, and it’s never grey either!
Sounds idyllic! Cheers H …
We actually wanted to go to Santorini, but a heavy storm was predicted, If Santos is the closest to Athens, then we were there. Still remember, sipping on a drink at the beach, we heard the guy at the next table saying in Dutch, “Now we still need to do a little groceries.” We both burst out laughing, because only a Dutchman can think of groceries when you’re sitting at the beach”- so typically Dutch! Your images bring me back to memorable times in Greece:)
I’ve not managed Santorini yet either. Having Dutch relations and friends I can well imagine that conversation! Thanks for dropping by Emille.
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I love the way the blue doors pop against the walls in the Mediterranean light.
Perfectly put! Thanks so much.
Excellent photography! These pictures are so artistic.
So nice of you to say so. I like to photograph the less obvious things when visiting places. Thanks, Shiju.
These are really cool, Keith. Lots of character in these doors.
Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2021/10/i-dont-like-that-there.html
Not the usual subject for holiday photos but I hast had the snap them! Thanks so much.
I’m glad I’m not the only admirer or doors and windows! Terrific images 🙂
Join the club! Thanks, Betty.
I really loved the picture of small stairs with blue paint as well as the glimpse of bigger stair.
The rustic touch of the doors and windows are really well captured.
Thanks so much, I found then very photogenic.