That’s my laundry method of drying too. I have a tumbly as before we moved inland a crow flown mile, our home was right on the sea’s edge, or as close as a house could be and with the prevailing SW winds coming directly off the sea, the salt laden air affected line dried washing. Occassionally, the wind direction would change for a day or two and then line washing was possible, but usually the tumbly had to be used.
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I only have a tumble dryer since we had dogs.
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Wow! I would never have thought of drying a dog in a tumble dryer. Really brilliant idea 
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My rotary line is close to the patio so I don’t need to walk on the lawn.
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Mine was originally nearer the camera in that photo and the path came right up to it but I built a double carport next to the garage I had to move the hoist so it is now in the middle of the lawn and the original path goes nowhere 
The original socket (and cap) is still there but so well covered by grass I can’t find it.
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That is either a huge dryer or a small German Shepherd.
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Some of those US driers are huge especially if its a gas fired type.
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I’ve got a washing line in my kitchen. My mum and granny had one too. It’s a proper line on a pulley, dad put mine up years ago
I dry outside on a trad straight line if I possibly can, winter and Summer but if needs must
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