Panamá, Ciudad de Panamá

So she stood outside even when we took a group picture at 三峽藍染協會

Trays of grain, layed out in the oven to dry.

Where they kept the dry goods, spices, herbs etc. Somerset Plantation, Creswell, NC

Washed & drying.

The dishes got a little dirty, so Aryn drew them a bath.

Drying rack for third year darkrrom- woot!

Some parts of Venice are just neighbours where people live, like in any other city - well, 'cept that in many cases they need to ride a boat instead of a car...anyway, it's not rare to see those drying racks around. And look out for weird chimneys...

I didn't speak with the pre-school teachers, but these appear to be frames that will later be used for pictures.

Hand made drying rack.

Drying Rack ... fishing nets

My beautiful drying rack, scored from the curb. It's not in the landfill, and I don't use the dryer anymore! See the write-up here.

Room used strictly for ironing clothes. An adjacent room was for washing them and the rafters int he attic were used for drying. This Shaker community had 100 residents. Looking at photos one could see their clothing was immaculate and well cared for.

Title: G. Wright's drying racks

Collection: Uniting Church

Special Interest Collection: Glass Lantern Slides

Place: Fiji (possible)

Inscription: G. Wrights Vatas [shelf]

5 hours, 68 prints.

Although not in use in the summer they still make a structural statement

I love hand washing and seeing the random combination of dishes that end up in my drying rack.

alaska, fall 1972

animal skins

unidentified coastal village

(damaged negative)

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Fire Hose Drying Rack, where the hoses go to dry out after use to keep from mold and rotting.

decluttr

Belugas flood the Churchill River by the thousands in the summer and provide meat to people and dogs. In order that they not also provide meat to polar bears, their flesh is hung on these very high platforms to desiccate for jerky.

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I got 2.5 loads of laundry onto this bad boy! We currently have it in front of our heater and I have a box fan blowing on it to help it dry, as our apartment is on the cool side. The only things I washed that I couldn't fit on this were two sheets. I am super impressed at how much I could fit on here.

Three big-sized glass containers to store food in that won't leach chemicals into our food. Also, glass is infinitely recyclable, which plastic can only be recycled about three times, usually. Unfortunately, made in Italy but this is what TOSSS could get. Also, I have priced out other glass containers and they are pricey! We got three for $24, which is pretty good, considering I just saw one big one at Fred Meyers for $15. We're trying.

Drying racks in late afternoon winter sunlight.