From the very elaborate...
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| Taking the waters at the Melgaço Spa - glass and wrought iron entrance |
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| Arouca Monastery - elegant entrance to a courtyard |
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| Alcobaça Monastery - grand main entrance |
... to the very simple...
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| Entrance - archway to the fort at Armação de Pera, Algarve |
Although I had made plans to take many photos at various locations during this year's Easter break, it rained and rained and then rained some more so my camera stayed in its case most of the time.
When I read Jake's suggestion of "Entrance" as the theme for the latest Sunday Post, I thought of all the entrances I would have loved to share with you but, alas, I don't have photos of most of them. Maybe next time..
Right now you can visit Jake's to find many other takes on the theme.
sorry about the rain. I got a new camera but I haven't taken it outside yet because of the bad weather. I wish you blue skies.
ReplyDeleteIt finally stopped raining right at the end of the Easter break, at least in the south of the country.
DeleteBeautiful selections for the entrance, esp. the last one :)
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteI love wrought iron gates.
ReplyDeleteMe, too. I must take more photos of gates.
Deletethese are gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jo.
DeleteDon't recollect seeing that part of Armacao, Mara! I've never much liked the place but maybe I should look harder. Next time! (nothing booked at the minute) :)
ReplyDeleteArmacao isn't anything special but it's looking better since they spent some money on the main road into the town as well as the beachfront area. This is the entrance to the small fort, near the fishermen's beach.
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