I read Margaret's post and was filled with joy, there are people (quite a few if you read the comments) who love washing lines as much as I do. I even take photgraphs of them....
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So where did the wasted afternoon come in? When we were sailing I used to take photographs of other peoples washing lines, particularly if they were attached to a ramshackle building. I would even get my sketch book out. Somewhere I have these photographs but this afternoon I couldn't find them (did I hear sighs of relief?) so I thought I would have a look at our cruising website and see if any were there. They weren't but I had great fun remembering our adventure and I found this photo that we took in St.Lucia.
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Great photos - and baffling banana tale. I now feel able to confess that my washing line has to be tickety-boo too. Colour coordinated, shirts together, socks together (and in pairs, please, always in pairs) knickers together and so on. Beautifully hung, so as to minimise or preferably eliminate ironing. Ah! How sad we are. Non?
ReplyDeleteSad - I don't think so (although Andrew has his doubts!) I'm even thinking of a washing line appreciation society or how about Laundry Appreciation Society? I could be a Las lass. Probably time I went to bed.
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ReplyDeleteSharon .... I'm now moving into 'very' before 'concerned'!!
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Well if you buy the castle you may need me!
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