Ah, that's better.
The sheet-drying weather yesterday was a big improvement over last week.
I don't know....maybe I'm a little bit weird, but I think that white sheets drying on a clothesline are actually sort of beautiful.
Sure, seeing your neighbor's undies lined up on a clothesline isn't going to thrill your senses, but white sheets? Those are kinda pretty.
I agree! I love seeing sheets hanging on a line to air dry.
Gorgeous! And I'm so jealous of your green lawn. You're probably not in California, are you. We're in our 3rd year of drought and our lawn is all brown and crunchy, but I'm not wasting water on it. I'm using what little water I feel like paying for on my vegetable garden.
Yep, I agree. (On the neighbors' undies thing, too.) It just says "fresh," doesn't it? 🙂
Oh, you are so right! There is something beautiful about white sheets and wooden pegs. Something rustic and OLD - you know you're following in the footsteps of many centuries of women who have hung white sheets on lines to dry, and the same sun has dried them all.
It sure is beautiful, sometimes if you think about it looks like dollar bills fluttering in the breeze!
Interesting photos, especially the first one. You have a good eye for an interesting shot.
I love it too. We had a square, rotating drying rack and mom would make sure the undies were the last thing up. They were tucked all the way into the middle and carefully shrouded by the shirts, sheets, and towels. 🙂 I'm looking for one for us now so that I can have something a bit more compact than the long line strung across the yard that we have now.
I completely agree, I love looking at my line and seeing all of my washing. It's so much better for the clothes, and our bills.
And best of all is the smell. Nothing, smells better than sheets dried in the sun
They remind me of sailboats! Does it count if you hang them indoors? I use this round drying rack and putting a sheet over it to dry makes a great tent for the kids to play under.