While walking through the lesser known pathways in Venice, we stumbled along canals filled with colorful laundry, airing out to dry on clothesline. These photos were taken from my backpacking trip in Italy from 2005, but they are still an inspiration to look at now.
Murano, Italy, reminds me of Haji Lane in Singapore. Is it just me, or does every city have a block full of colorful painted houses?
Murano, Italy, reminds me of Haji Lane in Singapore. Is it just me, or does every city have a block full of colorful painted houses?
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beautiful photos! it's my DREAM to go to italy!
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I love the photos.
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Those photos are beautiful, thanks for sharing. I do think drying your clothes on the line is the best thing, I wish it were practical for me.
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South Africa is nothing like Europe, but Cape Town, oddly, does have a feel of Europe and its cities.
ReplyDeleteThere is something in the light, and it is that which I thought of when I saw these shots :)
I love these pics and Italy! that's true, i've often seen drying clothes hanging outside, but i think it might be so in all southern countries like for ex. Spain, Portugal etc...
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Virginie
This is amazing! Although I live in Rome, I've never been to Venice yet! I should really go someday!
ReplyDeleteThe clothesline are very very common here, especially in little towns. They are someway folkloristic!
Anyway, I bet those clothes NEVER get dry with all that dampness haha! ;D
absolutely lovely and breathtaking!
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