As I walked to the Yambol Internet Office to pay my monthly bill, I pass many town houses. One caught my eye with a cute outside sink sitting in the garden. The camera was poked throught he iron gate and the picture taken. These outdoor sinks are in every garden in Yambol and used extensively during the warmer months. We have one in our own yard and in the village farmhouse, not quite as cute as this one though.
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Very convenient. Are each decorated differently?
ReplyDeleteHi AVCr8teur, no two are the same, I could make a photo blog specialising in Bulgarian garden sinks quite easily!
ReplyDeleteMartin a common feature here as a lot of Thais like outdoor kitchens, I am in the process of doing something similar on one side of the house.
ReplyDeleteAt first I was against the idea but once MTF starts cooking with chillies I can see the advantage!
Thanks for the heads up on PR you were right about photoblogs too MTPB is now PR 3!
Mike: we have summer house here where the family basically move into a garden dwelling and the cokking and washing up done outsdie - Why is so much in tandem with Thailand, uncanny.
ReplyDeleteBy the way I don't know why everyone has outdoor facilties like this it is so practical.