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Thread: Distressed Doors in Crete
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23rd September 2014, 12:12 AM #21
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Re: Distressed Doors in Crete
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23rd September 2014, 05:54 PM #22
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Re: Distressed Doors in Crete
I love collections of old windows and doors. I was shooting a door in San Felipe Allendo, Mexico when the resident lady tried to dump a bucket of water on me from an upper window. Luckily for me and my camera, I was quicker than she was...
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24th September 2014, 06:04 AM #23
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Re: Distressed Doors in Crete
Did she shout something like !Puto rico gringo!?
Originally Posted by rpcrowe
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24th September 2014, 06:27 AM #24
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Re: Distressed Doors in Crete
Where did you get this phrase? Originally Posted by Aeros
Gringo is a term meaning English speaking foreigner.
Rico means rich.
Puto? -- is a kind of cake in the Philippines. I know...I've cooked a few variety of this kind many times...my kids love them...
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