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The snow is thawing out, the sun sets, there is a nice bokeh and there is a red washing line... SNAP!
I'm uploading this for dear friend Paul, as promised! We are just into week two of having a new kitchen fitted! It's slow progress, but the men are working hard. Will reveal all when finished! In the meantime, the hardest thing for me is going without a sink to wash up in! (We never had a dishwasher!). Here I am washing up on the warmer days in the garden. Not the best quality video, but you get the idea!!
HDR image.
Talamanca - Ibiza.
This is the resort i stayed in.Lovely & quiet unlike some of the other resorts.
I do not agree with dogs on beaches.
There is a lovely promenade walk by the sea here and i seen many locals walking their dogs off the leads and the dogs fouled the paths.They did not pick up their dogs mess !
September 2015
When I was walking the streets of Tokyo I found him. I think he was washing the windows. I involuntarily took a photo of him becouse he is so nice.
Daily Dog Challenge: 81. 1/20 "Soft Light" Does this work for 'soft light'?? Inside but close to a window - ??
Apparently washing day was a fairly traumatic separation.....The Goose wasted no time snuggling in and going to sleep when I tipped the washing basket back into her basket ;)
On a side note - she wasn't actually tramatised at all.....somehow she'd snuck 'Zebra'(her Christmas bear) out without me realising - I caught her a couple of times but missed this one hehe.
Reala poured four glasses of black rum. “So where are we and why am I the landlady of this bar?”
Fuen leant back on her stool. “Do you remember anything before you came here?”
“Bits and pieces,” replied Reala. “I know I had a life, but I don’t remember it.”
“You might not have had a life,” said Yuffie.
“I did,” affirmed Reala. “It’s just elusive in my memory. Like whether I turned the washing machine off at the plug last night.”
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TellyTube Edition: youtu.be/ab-mdhtpa1w
I'm far too precious for such inanities. These fingers? In there? No way sister...
We're Here but we just can't do it I'm afraid.
Tripod-mounted & pushed about in Photoshop.
Oh Come on! Pelcomb Portraits.
new washing machines are pretty inside. Although this one sucks ass because it seems like it doesnt have any POWER like the other violent washing machine that is sitting outside rotting.
Washing Clothes by Irene Becker © All rights reserved
Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
Rajasthan : Day 4
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Front loaded lego washing machine with openable door and detergent drawer, on/off switch, rotatable drum, hoses for cold water and drain and a plug.
"Folding the Sheets"
You and I will fold the sheets
Advancing towards each other
From Burma from Lapland.
From India where the sheets
have been washed in the river
And pounded upon stones:
Together we will match the corners.
From China where women on either side of the river
Have washed their pale cloth in the white stone shallows
'Under the Shining moon.'
We meet as though in the formal steps of a dance
To fold the sheets together, put them to air
In wind, in sun over bushes. or by the fire.
We stretch and pull from one side and then the other -
Your turn.
Now mine.
We fold them and put them away until they are needed.
A wish for all people when they lie down in bed -
Smooth linen, cool cotton, the fragrance and stir of herbs
And the faint but perceptible scent of sweet clear water.
(Rosemary Dobson)
This image is a stack of four identical images as the exposure time was fairly long and I wanted to counter any noise. The individual frames were shot at 16mm at an aperture of f/10. Exposure times varied between 35s and 30s. Developed from RAW using DxO Optics Pro 11 and post-processed using Affinity Photo. Use of a mirroring filter has transformed an image of my washing machine drum into something akin to a metallic flower. Not my normal sort of thing, but I think I may do more of this, just for fun!
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I spent a couple of hours this morning perched up on a rock at one of the south coasts most impressive locations.
The old Bombo Quarry site near Kiama often resembles what I imagine the inside of washing machine would look like. The ocean tumbles around this little bay in quite a violent manner, particularly on large swell days like this morning.
i dread to think what the experience would be like if I fell in :D
Locals dip their nets in the ocean to wash away sands and debris from fishing nets.
VNM09372-Enhanced
After spending a considerable amount of time on the Santa Fe trans-con, it was time to move on north. Kingman, AZ was about as far west as I was going to drive and to head east, it would have to be a different route, so up to Las Vegas and over to an area of the Union Pacific that I always wanted to see. The Meadow Valley Wash. A single lane dirt road plies it's way north through the wash off from I15 all the way to Caliente, NV, and provides some of the most beautiful desert scenery on the planet, oh, and along with UP's Los Angeles & Salt Lake route. This is a helper set on a massive stack train. Apparently this job at the time before "DPU's" was the longest manned helper territory on the planet with this train being shoved from Los Angeles all the way to a lonely location east of Caliente known as Crestline. There the railroad has reached 6000ft in elevation, well over a mile in the sky. Now considering these containers started off their journey at sea level, this is quite a push!