The last few days have been t-shirt weather in Portugal. You know what that means? Laundry.
Most people in Portugal don’t own a dryer, so when there are consecutive days of rain, the first sunny day that comes along is all about the clothespins.
November 7, 2015
Album: American/Canadian Thanksgiving 2015
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