This is my contribution to the weekly Thursday Doors challenge, hosted by Dan Antion over at No Facilities blog.
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For the second week, I’m featuring Old Town Oropesa del Mar, a quiet and colorful coastal town located in the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community. It’s situated on the eastern coast of Spain along the Mediterranean Sea.
The area has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with archaeological evidence suggesting settlements dating to the Bronze Age. I hope you enjoy!
Here’s a fun discovery taken from the bus on the way to Old Town from where we stayed in Oropesa!
Thank you for stopping by. If you would like to see the first installment of doors from Oropesa, visit here. For more contributions to Thursday Doors, from around the globe, visit Dan’s.
Have a wonderful weekend!
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This is a glorious post, Brenda! Thanks for sharing your doors with us.
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Your comments always make me smile, Nancy. Thanks so much! 🙂
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Likewise, Brenda! You’re most welcome. ☺️
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Wonderful town!
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It was so interesting and fun for sure. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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Those are good, solid looking doors- and houses- Brenda. I like a place with a sense of humour too.
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They are indeed solid, and I think they’ve been around a long time. 🙂 The colors were a lot of fun, too. Thanks, Jo!
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Lovely examples
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Thanks so much, Sheree! 🙂
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Pleasure
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I am loving the doors and the Gaudi influences.
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Until you said it, I didn’t think about it … the Gaudi influence for sure. 🙂 I’m glad you enjoyed the doors, Andrew!
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Cool!
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I’m happy you enjoyed, Jan! 🙂
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You’ve found some lovely doors! Honestly, I never thought I would find doors interesting, but I always scroll carefully through your pics, and I always like them. They are both interesting and beautiful! Just goes to show, always keep an open mind…
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I’m so glad that you enjoy the doors. Your comments made my day. It’s a lot of fun to look for doors when traveling, like a treasure hunt. 🙂 Happy weekend, Ann!
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These are fabulous doors, Brenda. I love the colors in the doors and the street art. The featured door is my favorite. It has color, street art and corner (doors, windows?).
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It does seem to have it all, doesn’t it?! These small coastal towns are very colorful. Thanks, Dan!
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Lovely doors
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I’m glad you liked them. Thanks so much for stopping by, Tanja!
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What a charming place to wander!
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It really is a quaint town and was a lot of fun to wander around. Thanks so much for stopping by!
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Streets I’d love to walk in person. So much vibrancy and history
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There certainly is both. Thank you for stopping by for a visit! 🙂
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Great doors, but I also love the street art, especially the mosaic. (K)
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I’m glad you enjoyed a peek at Oropesa. It is an interesting and colorful place. 🙂 Spain does have a wonderful number of mosaics, for sure!
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Beautiful doors and photos of a serene and scenic town. Love the Casarizo door…beautiful.
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That is an awesome door indeed with the carvings and the door stops in the corners. Thank you, Suzette, for stopping by!
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You are most welcome Brenda. Have a good one! Cheers.
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