A clothesline as tidy as this one, according to the canon which says that the small clothes go behind the big ones to hide them from indiscreet eyes. It looks like a family clothesline; the whole family sitting happily on a swing. Cuddling and laughing....
When the meal was over, the towel went out on the balcony to have a cup of coffee for dessert. He is no longer a smoker. But he still hangs over the balustrade watching people pass....
Some people use the rope even when they have more. This person uses the rope by spacing the clothes, because this way he/she also uses more air, which makes drying more difficult. Each piece of clothing has its own personal space. And so do the people...
Understandable, with all the girl's clothing lying around. Where there are girls, there is also a lot of laundry. There is no gender gap. The amount of washing is the same for both boys and girls. Children. The fact that washing is still mostly done by women's...
The good thing about a walk through the village is that when you pass someone, people say hello. This is called urbanity. It is strange that it is in the village where it is most abundant. “Ata loguiño!”...