Clotheslines outside the windows are making a comeback. This unsightly practice goes against a specific local ordinance, but it is widely tolerated.See also: Via San Luigi
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21 comments:
Great photo VP. It might not look so pretty but it does make for a great image.
wish I could have a clothesline on my patio...love the photo! might be breaking the rules but it saves electricity and it's nice to be able to hang clothes outside to dry
There's rarely anything else as honest as clothes hanging outside to dry.
Maybe even a sign of spring getting close. Please have a wonderful Wednesday.
I always love a good clothesline.
Sometimes it's a question of space I should think VP, where else to hand it oui! This line of washing looks great against the rustic old walls of the building.
It does make for a good photograph.
Excellent shot! I love all of the colors even on the building.
I just hang mine on a drying rack inside. But I do think they add some kind of charm outside the windows. :)
I quite like stiff line-dried clothes. No ironing needed. I don't even have a dryer.
I think your picture is nice.
Ah non, clotheslines belong to Italy. Cliché ou non... Good weather I suppose? Still monsoon here.
Some color does not harm...
Good photograph VP!
Da me al Sud stendere i panni dove si può è una pratica molto diffusa, comunque non condanno molto l'antiesteticità di questa vecchia usanza!!
Excellent photo. I find it very pleasing to the eyes.
beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i love this shot, and clotheslines outside windows.
It's an image I have seen many times in Italy but I can't say you will not see this in some parts of my country too:)
It's such a nice image - love the shutters and the clothes that add colour to the place.
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Well, on the one hand, it does reduce energy use. But then again it really depends where they hang it. This actually looks like part of the decor :D
Love this shot! The walls are beautiful and the contrasting colours of the clothes couldn't be better.
Love it!:)
I like this one. A few years ago a Swedish photographer traveled around the world taking clotheslines photos for an exhibition. It was very good and a bit different.
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