Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: Egypt

The Family "Skeleton in the Closet." Pic #3

02 Mar 2013 1 235
Somewhere out there in the world, I have a sister - or a brother - that I've never met. This is a photo of my Dad and the woman who had a child by him, in late 1945/early 1946. They were both stationed in Kasfareet, Egypt. She went back to England to have the baby. She was Jewish and came from London. He asked her to name the baby "Michael." After the baby was born she told him it was a girl and that she had called her "Michelle." My Dad said that he met her once years later briefly - but the details are very vague. I have not been able to find her anywhere in the freebmd index - but maybe if the baby was really a boy, he's there. Wouldn't it be amazing to connect? Written on the back: Norman Bates, (posted, hooray!) Tommy West, Bobbie, myself.

The Family "Skeleton in the Closet." Pic #2

02 Mar 2013 1 284
Somewhere out there in the world, I have a sister - or a brother - that I've never met. This is a photo of my Dad and the woman who had a child by him, in late 1945/early 1946. They were both stationed in Kasfareet, Egypt. She went back to England to have the baby. She was Jewish and came from London. He asked her to name the baby "Michael." After the baby was born she told him it was a girl and that she had called her "Michelle." My Dad said that he met her once years later briefly - but the details are very vague. I have not been able to find her anywhere in the freebmd index - but maybe if the baby was really a boy, he's there. Wouldn't it be amazing to connect? Written on the back: Bobbie, myself, Jock Hastie - posted, alas! - and Joe.

The Family "Skeleton in the Closet." Pic #1

02 Mar 2013 1 293
Somewhere out there in the world, I have a sister - or a brother - that I've never met. This is a photo of my Dad and the woman who had a child by him, in late 1945/early 1946. They were both stationed in Kasfareet, Egypt. She went back to England to have the baby. She was Jewish and came from London. He asked her to name the baby "Michael." After the baby was born she told him it was a girl and that she had called her "Michelle." My Dad said that he met her once years later briefly - but the details are very vague. I have not been able to find her anywhere in the freebmd index - but maybe if the baby was really a boy, he's there. Wouldn't it be amazing to connect? Written on the back: Myself, Tommy West, Bobbie Rosen (worked in the Exchange, since posted, very nice girl) Joe Barlow (also posted.)

Kasfareet, Egypt

02 Aug 2015 1 2 771
My Dad squinting into the sun. Early 1940s, Kasfareet, Egypt. He was in the RAF. Brought forward for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "Egypt." And, sheesh... guess this is the month of featuring my father for this group! He was stationed in Kasfareet for the duration of the war.

Kasfareet # 3

10 Mar 2010 235
From a series of photos sent by my Dad to his sister in Wales. Written on the back: Reading from left to Right: Eric Oldham, Hugh Collyer, me and David Hamilton-Green (Henry) The title for this is "RETROSPECTION" No. 3 - Read the letter before you look at the snaps.

Guilty!

10 Mar 2010 212
My Dad, RAF. Kasfareet, Egypt. WW2 From a series of photos he sent to his sister who was in Wales. Written on the back: We, the Jury, find the defendant GUILTY!! Eric (falling of a stool) Hugh, Lundbech and Henry. This was taken just before Eric crashed to the ground. No. 4.

Kasfareet, Egypt WW2

03 May 2009 612
My father with the pipe. Kasfareet, Egypt in World War Two. RAF. Written on the back: "Hugh, old boy, would you mind not yodelling your tea? I can stand it being gargled but -----well, I meantersay ------" Henry, Hugh, Pat and Lundbech taken by Eric

Vintage Hangover - My Father in Egpyt - RAF In WWI…

01 Jan 2009 313
Written on the back: Twas the morning after New Year's Eve - me, with an acute hangover, six empty bottles by me side and a distaste for life. (But what a glorious binge!)

Hungover in the 1940s

01 Jan 2009 333
My father in the RAF - Kasfareet, Egypt in the 1940s. This snap sent to his sister Joan. Written on the back: "OW! Don't disturb me chaps! Just want to die in peace" Sordidity in one movement by R.J. Lundbech