Families that live on the ground floor and whose front door opens straight on to the street do not have the luxury of a balcony to hang their laundry out to dry on. They are forced to hang their clothes, and in this case towels, out on the sidewalk on one of these drying racks. Personally, I'm glad I don't have to do this...it would bother me to think that anyone walking by could look at my stuff.
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Creative woman, this housewife! :-)
(I have never seen "this"on the pavement in Norway)
I like the light and "lines" too in this shot.
That is just inviting a passing dog to pee on your clean clothes.
I have to be careful where I put my hangy thingie in the garden, or the zoo make a beeline for it.
Sarah, British, home educating mum to a mini Italian nationalist in deepest, darkest Lomellina.
Or worse yet, what if some of one's "stuff" disappeared or walked off!
Where do you hang the "unmentionables"?
I'd also be slightly concerned that anyone walking past could do their linen shopping from my drying rack as well.
They wouldn't last a minute here.
the dryer changed my life....
I like the comment about the dog and, as B Squared says, they wouldn't last a minute here!
Lovely photo--feel like I am there walking along the streets. :)
Yup - in most parts of the Bay Area, laundry left out like that would get legs and run swiftly away...
So, unmentionables get hung out on the sidewalk in front of God and everybody, just like the towels!
I don't think anyone here would steal someone else's laundry. Molfettans are pretty fastidious and I think they would disdain someone else's used clothes! In any case, I suppose we're lucky not to have that kind of crime here.
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