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The Lake Sunapee Ancestral Summer Home...
Left Behind
Goodbye.
Backing Out.
Adrian and Max
Brian, Bemused
Peter is Very Amused
Max
Julia Enjoys the Lake View
Reading Robert Jordan
Four of the Cousins
Killer Boggle
Gabe and Shannon
Cousins
What? Speak Up!
Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire. 1957
Boathouse and Dock at Lake Sunapee
On the Dock at Sunapee, 1954
Ron King
Chris King, Lake Sunapee c1952
On the Porch - Lake Sunapee, 1955
Brocksford Avenue, 1964
Ruth with Nicky, her Grandad's Dog. 1964
Cutie With Shiny Shoes
Winsome Baby
Multiple First Communionees
My Mother at Thornton Heath, 1945.
Stanley
August, 1993
First Paycheck!
Sad Faced Woman With Pink Flowers
Very Young Newlyweds?
Little Ringlet Girl
Portrait of a Lady With Stripes
Munchkin Boy Tintype
Good Looking Montreal Man
Young Victorian with Panache
Smartly Dressed In The Bowery?
Southend Pier 1964, #1 in Southend Series
Southend Pier, 1964
Frances and Ruth, 1964
The Golden Hind, Southend
Southend,1964
Nicholas, 1964
Ruth
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The Wild, Wild West (English Style) With Cowboy Nicholas
Brought forward for the Vintage Photo Theme Park theme of "Wild, Wild West."
He was all about cowboys and cars. Taken in 1959.
This photo was taken in my bedroom, so even though the quality of the photo is not great, I love it.
I remember the wallpaper very well. Once when I was delirious I hallucinated that all the roses were wheelchairs.
It wasn't prophetic, though.
The tatty bedspread was a dark gold.
The hot water bottle seen at the end of my bed was the only thing between me and hypothermia each night as the house had no central heating - typical of houses in England - even houses (like ours) built in the 1950s.
He was all about cowboys and cars. Taken in 1959.
This photo was taken in my bedroom, so even though the quality of the photo is not great, I love it.
I remember the wallpaper very well. Once when I was delirious I hallucinated that all the roses were wheelchairs.
It wasn't prophetic, though.
The tatty bedspread was a dark gold.
The hot water bottle seen at the end of my bed was the only thing between me and hypothermia each night as the house had no central heating - typical of houses in England - even houses (like ours) built in the 1950s.
Alan Mays, , , have particularly liked this photo
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