sansebastián

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2013

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H. Almeida said:
Tudo indica que por aqui a carroça não vai na frente dos boi
Andy961 said:
This looks like a "bathing machine". The Victorian devices permitted individual to change into bathing attire and then enter the water without stepping on the beach or being observed.
boomstick2008 said:
Coming up on the next episode of "Pimp my carriage"...
Laurie B1 said:
I was once in St. Sabastien, or San Sabastino. Beautiful--hills and ocean.

Caya said:
For those who don't know, those shack-things were rolled up to the waters edge, and proper ladies would enter from the beach side. They would change there, and exit out by the water, in perfect modesty. I forget the name of them.
Suzy said:
They are bathing machines!
Yoshi_e said:
Look at this ;) http://www.flickr.com/photos/30715907@N03/2876603254/
parayuelosigloxxi said:
The name in spanish of the "bathing machines" is "caseta de baños": "little house for baths". This is a photo of the famous "Playa de la Concha" "Beach of La Concha", in San sebastian. At the end it could see the Igeldo Mountain an the Santa Clara Island

Goyo Villar said:
Carnaval de San Sebastian? La tradición de carnaval es antigua en Donosti