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"Little Old New York"
Carlyle and Mildred, Plus a Cart in Chiavenna, Ita…
The Television
Curly
The Toy Shop
Big Ben and Westminster Pier
Four On A Swing
Martyr's Memorial, Rayleigh, Essex, England
Little Reader in the Rain
In the Forest
Joe Pye Weed
Stanley Meserve
St. Albans Library, VT
Hometown Gal
"The Ladies" Fountain
St Albans, Vermont
Burton Island Harbor, Vermont
Lake Champlain, Vermont
Burton Island Ferry, Lake Champlain, Vermont
On the Beach, 1920
Shootin' the Breeze, City Style
Hilarity, 1917
The Fashionable Fisherman
Nurses on the Steps
My Great Grandparents (Gregory)
In A Row
Southend, Essex, 1964 and 1958
Hidden Gem
Weird
American Food
"The Breadwinner"
A Smile Behind the Easter Lily
A Little Slice of Home
Me with Dolls, 1964
Vermont Cowgirl
Ceremonial Girl
Bridesmaid, 1974
Turn of the Century Graduation
"F" for Frances
"F" for Foam
"F" for Flo, Flowers, and Fence
May Illingworth, Springfield, VT - June 2, 1917
The Visitors Have Arrived
Entrance to the Wolverton Hotel
Lunch Atop a Skyscraper With Bernie.
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A difficult theme for me, but I did find these two photos with license plate numbers showing - even if they are only partially visible.
This is my brother Nicholas at 13. Taken in Fairfield, Connecticut, 1969.
Below is my mother and aunt, taken in Virginia in 1965, shortly before the brakes failed on the car - although we had come off the blue ridge mountains by then.
A difficult theme for me, but I did find these two photos with license plate numbers showing - even if they are only partially visible.
This is my brother Nicholas at 13. Taken in Fairfield, Connecticut, 1969.
Below is my mother and aunt, taken in Virginia in 1965, shortly before the brakes failed on the car - although we had come off the blue ridge mountains by then.
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The brake failure ended safely, and led to a good story for years. : )
Yes, that's a camping trailer. I think they were (are?) called "pop-up" trailers.
i only speak Shool English
later on i will i put the machine Transation in a personal translation like this
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