How crazy that in an affluent country folks are still doing laundry in some ancient looking communal washing room. (Not even a coin operated laundry mat.) That is the best part of travel. Seeing how people live day to day doing normal stuff. You get used to living in a place where everyone can do laundry in their own machines at their own houses… it is easy to forget that isn’t what happens in most of the world.
RE: A fishing village, Afurada, Portugal and answers to April HPUD Guessing Contest