Monday’s Washing Lines

Linked to Andew’s Monday Washing Lines here.

I knew if I looked hard enough I’d find at least one and here it is. Inside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Croatia. I wonder if the washerwomen of 305 AD were hanging out their washing in the same way.

Inside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace, Split

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11 responses to “Monday’s Washing Lines”

  1. Amy Avatar

    Love this washing line image, so glad you captured these kids.:)

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    1. maristravels Avatar
      maristravels

      Thank you. Sometimes one is in the right place at the right time. I was just amazed that there were people still living within these ancient walls. The continuity just bowled me over. I could have spent more time there immersed in the wonder of it all but there was so much to see on a short trip, we had to keep moving.

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      1. Amy Avatar

        Amazing, indeed! Thank you for sharing. 💖

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  2. Discover and Explore Avatar
    Discover and Explore

    Soul

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  3. maristravels Avatar
    maristravels

    Thanks, Jo. I’m quite chuffed with it now. Finding a reason for showing some of the old photographs makes a big difference as well. We’ve got a return of the cold weather today, just when I’d got used to the sunshine.

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  4. restlessjo Avatar

    It’s a lovely one, despite the things that you didn’t ‘see’ 🙂 🙂 Sometimes I see them afterwards too. Nothing like a fresh pair of eyes, which I know you don’t have. Sending hugs!

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  5. Anabel @ The Glasgow Gallivanter Avatar

    I’m becoming a connoisseur of these washing lines now! Not only coordinated with the window frames, but also with the clothes the children are wearing.

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    1. maristravels Avatar
      maristravels

      I missed that! I’m still learning to ‘see’ things. I’ve always been a bit of a snap first then see what you’ve got photographer.

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  6. Andrew Petcher Avatar

    Excellent discovery!

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  7. Pit Avatar

    So now we know that even that Roman emperor was used to “washing dirty laundry” in public. 😀

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  8. Suzanne Avatar

    Colour coordinated washing with the window frame. The people a good addition to the overall image of “life”.

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