Laundering facilities on the river in the hills above the city of Chefchaouen.
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martha pfeil 
I guess that if you have to wash your clothes in a stream–upstream from a village is better than downstream; but from where do the people in the village get their drinking water? Oh, the questions of humans and the landscape! Thank you again for an inspirational photo! 🙂
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