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washing the newly crop carrots...
earning 2 pesos per pale of full carrots...
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I spotted this man washing the window in front of a bridal shop in Kimberley Road on the way home, one night in Hong Kong.
(Leica M3, Leica 50/1.4 Summilux, Fuji Neopan 400 in xtol 1+1)
Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Washing plant at De Beers diamond mines, Kimberley, South Africa, c1900.
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Easter came early this year along with late snow, we missed out on a white Christmas and got a white Easter instead!
This was taken whilst trying to avoid being Lucy and Zoe's snowball target.
A traditional washing machine, still in use today for woolens without detergent. The water is normally cleaner, without the heavy rainfall just before we arrived.
On the Col over the mountains this shop selling hides (how politically incorrect! Zebra hides in France??!) human washing hangs beneath, clothing for man and beast.
After 4 days of torrential rain all the washing was out on every available surface - This lot is from our hotel 0_o
Selfportrait inside the washing machine!
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Tried washing and conditioning some of the Tibetan lamb that I found trimming a skirt at a children's theater rummage sale. This is just a plain wash with an old bottle of Suave human conditioner. It's not as shiny as I hoped it might be but it's smooth and tangle-free now. I want to use this for Soony's wig.
In my opinion, one type of packaging that never looks fashionable is for washing powder. No matter what country you are in or what era for that matter, they always look fresh from the design studios of ACME.
'Gama' removes even the toughest of stains :)
washing both cars in exchange for a ride to the mall. Rush gets his friends Billy and Shaun to help.
the funny thing is, the couple who moved in next door to us have the exact same linen set. Often the same sheet is billowing in the wind on our line and the line next door :)