Queen of the Toilet Paper
She stood by the door and sized people up. No pay no paper is her rule and no crapper which is her enforcement. Lucky I only need lens tissue paper for my dirty lens. She was a tough one to crack. For the longest she just frowned at me until I said something in Spanish to her that made her crack a smile. As an experienced traveler on all sorts of wild terrain. The only advice I can really give another photographer is this. "Always go after breakfast", because you never know what the washboard roads might loosen up. There is no privacy in a crowed car in the open where the only cover is beyond the horizon when you might have to pinch a loaf. :)
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LadyNoone 22/02/2015 14:15
Madam Pisuardess :)))))))))))))))))))))))))Christos Banos 21/02/2015 21:10
All the interest of the picture is the expression of the first woman ...Christos Banos 21/02/2015 21:08
Great shot!Adele D. Oliver 21/02/2015 2:59
great characters here - I can just imagine herfeisty attitude ... great story too bringing back
a flood of memories of travel in Nepal and India ...
this toilet here looking quite luxurious :-))))
cheers, Adele
archiek 21/02/2015 1:15
Been in this situation and having some small bills in the local currency is always beneficial. Great shot and a wonderful smile from the lady.Regards,
Archie
rschaefer 21/02/2015 0:05
Your pic and words made me smile :)Thank you Glenn.
Greetings,
Rebecca