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My Dad got a new washing machine so I took a picture inside. You can see me in the reflection in the middle so I guess this can qualify as a selfie in a way.
Voor je naar binnen mag voor het gebed in zo'n magisch bouwsel moet je natuurlijk wel schoon zijn. Mooi om elk stukje in het ritueel van dichtbij te kunnen bekijken.
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This evening we drove out to another small village. Unfortunately, it's name escapes me now. As headed back to the orphanage, we saw yet more scenes of people working in the fields. Here, a group of farmers was the sweet potatos they have just harvested.
DATE TAKEN:
Monday, January 10th, 2011
LOCATION:
Andhra Pradesh, India
Local call number: AG23135
Title: Washing their pans
Date: 19--
Physical descrip: 1 photprint: b&w; 5 x 7 in.
Series Title: (Agricultural Experiment Station.)
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Scattered around the Western Thar Desert of India and Pakistan are villages of people calling themselves Bishnois. The Bishnoi are known for their staunch environmentalism. They are also known for their opium ceremony.
In the semi-open courtyard of one of the homes, a woman was washing cups. She tended the fire and made chai for the men to collect.
For the Photo-Story, please visit: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/travel/opium-for-breakfast-b...
5th May 2007: Water in the sink after Saturday morning washing up. One of the photos I took for the 24 hours of flickr day.
left to right: tub for soaking. costco sized liquid dish soap. lingerie bag filled with wool, draining up out of the draining dirty water on the back side of roasting pan.
and dirt, DIRT, DIRT!!!
from the first of two soapy soaking baths, to be followed by 3-4 rinsing soaks with clean water.
yes, i know this is isn't the best thing for our drains and the drainage to our septic and greywater systems is already quirky as it is, but the pipes are short and we know how to deal with them when they do get clogged.
i'd love to do all of this outdoors, but the hot water (for really getting the lanolin, sweat, urine, poop, hay, and dirt out) is here in the bathroom....not to mention the fact that it's still freezing out there most nights and will be for another couple months. the days aren't exactly warm yet either. even if i heat water outside or haul it out, it will cool much faster than i'd like, before the wool has soaked sufficiently.
Not sure why I took this ... think its the contrast of the blue washing against the terracota walls. Shot from a hotel window in Athens, Greece
As requested by freef0cus ... who said water restrictions involving bypassing your washing machine to water your garden wasn't fun.
This was day five. About time to try to wash somthing. So i washed my hair in a bucket of water heated with natural gas in the trailer.