For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors, I’m sharing a small collection of door knocker images from my travels in Greece.
16 responses to “Door Knockers of Greece”
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How interesting the theme of hands in Greece. Did you find this to be the case or was this the theme for this post only? Nice photos.
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I noticed mostly hands on the old doors in the places we explored. Once in awhile there would be something different like the lion headed knocker. I purchased a small antique hand knocker that I keep as a nice memory of Greece. 😊
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Seems like the perfect momento.
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Great finds, Donna! Greece was a nice place to visit but it was during the summer when we visited and it was very hot. Were these photos from Athens or places on other islands?
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Thanks, Gordon. Summer is brutal in Greece. We usually go in September when the weather is cooler and there are fewer tourists. My husband is from Greece, so it’s a better time for meeting with friends and family who escape from Athens in the hot summer months. The pics were from a variety of places, Athens, towns/villages in Peloponnese, and the city of Ioannina in Northern Greece. The Hand of Fatima door knocker is fairly common in Greece. Thanks for stopping by!!
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What a great collection, Donna! I wish that people had door knockers in my area, because on the other end of the house I don’t hear hands/fists knocking!
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Great photos Donna!
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