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Italian Laundry

Posted on by Natalie
04
Sep

There are still a few slow, almost motionless days of late summer left.

Perfect for doing nothing more ambitious than watching the laundry swing in the breeze.

Decaying walls and threadbare sheets.

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Natalie

Natalie is a food and travel writer who has been living in Rome full time since 2010. She is the founder and editor of this blog and prefers all of her days to include coffee, gelato, and wine.

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