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| Het Kolkje en de Oudezijds Achterburgwal in Amsterdam, photograph by George Hendrik Breitner, c. 1890-1900 (!!). |
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| Savon de Marcel, by Amandine Piu |
All these postcards have been sent by Heleen (the Netherlands).
I added them to Maria's Postcard for the Weekend. There is no theme this week.
I added them to Maria's Postcard for the Weekend. There is no theme this week.
I love all those bright colors!
ReplyDeleteThe clotheslines in the wind always put me in a good humour... :)
DeleteThank you for posting, I am happy to see all arrived well and that they make you happy :-)
ReplyDelete(now it is time to quit the internet and to do my wash - alas the weather is too cold and wet to hang it at the clothelines outdoors, in winter I hang it inside - at the clotheline-rack at the door :-)
Yes, they did. It took a bit of time to upload them to the blog.
DeleteIt's raining here too, intermittently.
Hi Eva, These are some neat cards. It's nice to see getting the laundry done get some attention. :-) Love the 4th one ... kind of like a windsock you see around airports. Maybe better? Perhaps we could correlate wind speed with how high those pants fly?
ReplyDeleteI like postcards showing the daily life of people. Sometimes, they make me to connect more than buildings or landscapes.
DeleteI guess you can study the wind too... but probably people is more interested in just having their pants dry! :D
Wonderful collection of a not-so-common topic :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! :)
DeleteOh wow! What a wonderful collection indeed. I love doing the laundry. It always makes me feel like I've accomplished something whenever I watch the clothes to dry :D
ReplyDeleteI guess that's the feeling :)
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