There's something rebellious about clothes drying in the wind, in a backyard, forgotten on a line.
Also, yes, COLORS!
Point&Shoot #44: Natural Dryer
5 years ago by razvanelulmarin (72)
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Not in Alberta though, hehe. Minus 24 C this morning. Heading below 30 next week. Brrrr.
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I will say this, one of my dear memories is picking up clothes in the winter - back then winters were so cold, -24C happened even here - and the clothes were frozen in weird positions. We'd take them and stack them until they came back to normal temperature. It cracked me up seeing a shirt or a pair of jeans in a freaky ice-position. Sooo there's something for that too :D
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