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Waslijnen Volendam / Laundry lines Volendam

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  • 6 older comments, and then…
  • Elsa Wolman Katana said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called laundry, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • jan klink said:
    Wat mij als kind is opgevallen is dat er in Volendam geen wasknijpers werden gebruikt, maar de was aan in elkaar gedraaide touwen hing. De was werd tussen de touwen geklemd.
  • Henk de Boer said:
    Dat touw heet "roop" in Volendam. Het is tweestrengs sisal.
    Wordt nog steeds gebruikt en speciaal geproduceerd voor Volendam.
  • Mary Lou said:
    I love this, it sure makes me appreciate my dryer. An amazing photo!
  • Rob Hooft said:
    Translation: Steet images, houses, exterior, laundry lines, laundry, women, Volendam, Province of North Holland. Undated. By: Willem van de Poll.

Volendam

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  • Rob Hooft said:
    Translation: village images, water, laundry lines, laundry, houses, exterior, Volendam, Province of North Holland. 1958, by Willem van de Poll

Was aan de lijn in Volendam / Washing-day in Volendam

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  • Jill P. said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Doing Housework, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Misha Sokolnikov said:
    Amazing capture!!!
  • andres yepes said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called to shoot 35 mm, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • 1001 Italianen Stichting Culturissima said:
    prachtig!
  • Follo Museum said:
    Hi At Follo Museum, located in Drøbak, Norway, we are planning a laundry exhibition. For this exhibition we are making a magazine about laundry. We want to fill this magazine with art, history, diy projects and all kinds of exciting things connected to laundy to show that it can be a beautiful and exciting theme and not just a drudgery that has to be done. In connection with this I came across your picture and I am writing this to ask for your permission to use it in the magazine for an article called "Around the world on 80 lines". Hoping to hear from you soon.