If you live in Italy, you hang your clothes from your balcony or window. It's just the way it is. But it gets interesting when you live on high floors. The higher up your apartment, the more dizzying it is to hang your clothes and the longer your stuff has to fall. It is not uncommon, if fact, to encounter a lone sock or shirt on the street. Common courtesy here is to pick up the item and stick it in the building's mailbox. Or, just step over it and ignore it like most people do. Fortunately, this has never been a problem for me--until today. I was hanging up a sock, and the clothes pin suddenly snapped out of my fingers and to my dismay, I watched it plummet three stories to the ground below. Ah, my first clothesline victim...at least it wasn't a piece of clothing. But it serves as a good wake-up call!
When i was in italy on a photographic seminar a few yrs back, my assignment was clothes lines!! Had a blast catching shots of every clothesline I could find, in every light, at every time of day.! Had a blast!
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What a great assignment! There are certainly plenty of clothes lines to choose from! I have not gotten your email though. Can you resend it?
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