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Posing with mom. on Muizenberg beach.
Photo; Elaine Woodbridge
She collects and restores old colour slides and to see more of her wonderful work go to; backintheday.co.za/browse/
2 of the Red Cars, 500 and 501 are replicas built to the original plans of the 1909 version and the 3rd car 1058 a 1000-class is a fully restored 1907-vintage Pacific Electric car.
Down San Pedro way is the Pacific Electric Railway Trolley cars aka BIG Red Cars which operate on the Port of Los Angeles Waterfront Red Car Line that is 1.5 mile long. The trolley line connecting points are the San Pedros World Cruise Center , Fanfare at San Pedro Gateway , Ports O' Call, 6th Street and the LA Maritime Museum, Fisherman's Wharf and 22nd Street Landing, and a few other attractions along the waterfront. The line is using a former Pacific Electric right-of- way, with traditional 600-volt DC overhead trolley wire.
TGIF to all my Flickr friends on my 7 year Flickr anniversary, August 2011 - 2018. A blast from the past! Thank you all for your kindness, patience, humour, inspiration and creative commenting ❤️.
I was born with some orthopedic issues. Did anyone else have to wear this thing?
I distinctly remember shoe shopping with my mom and having a woman pull her kid away from me when he became transfixed by my braces. And I remember mom telling me not to pay any attention to people like that because they weren't worth my time. Thanks mom :D
Could't get the exact spot for this one...too dangerous!
The old photo shows how the Lancashire County Coucil offices looked before the late-30s extension (which involed a partial-demolition of the original building).
Better viewed in ''all sizes''.
Sydney Bus Museum's magnificently restored double-decker buses made a nostalgic return to the CBD this long weekend, as part of the Transport Heritage Expo. Aside from the steam train rides and heritage train display on the platforms, these heritage buses performed 30 minute shuttles around the CBD of Sydney, exciting youngsters, and bringing nostalgic memories flooding back for those old enough to have grown up with them during our own childhood.
These images are all taken at Sydney's beautiful "Central" railway station.
Wall Mural proclaiming Bristol as the birthplace of Country Music.
From L to R: Ralph Peer--Carter Family--Stoneman Family--Jimmy Rodgers.
Country Music AIN'T Country anymore. Country Music Giants Johnny Cash--Conway Twitty--George Jones have passed away and many others aren't physically able to tour anymore. Another piece of Dying Americana.
The B&W photo shows the East-Lancs railway station curving to the right. The long, straight roofs running from left-to-right belong to Preston station proper.
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In 1950 George Learner molded a set of plastic eyes, ears, noses, and mouths that could be stuck into fruits and veggies. In 1964 the use of actual food was dropped b/c national safety standards required rounder prongs that could not pierce the food. So Hasbro provided a plastic potato with each kit, along with several friends "Kooky the Cucumber", "Oscar the Orange", "Pete the Pepper", and (yay!) "Katie the Carrot". They were called Mr. Potato Head's "Tooty Fruity Friends".
They were marketed with the slogan "Meet Mr. Potato Head, the most wonderful friend a boy or girl could have". This was the first toy to be marketed on television.
Caldwell-Milner building, 2015-2017 1st. Ave. North was built in 1887.
First building in Birmingham to have elevators.
Offices for attorneys.
Placed on NRHP Nov. 8, 1976
McAdory Building, 2013 1st. Ave. North was built in 1888 in Italianate style as an office building by Chambers McAdory. Currently uses as Lawyers offices. To be converted into a residential & commercial condominium called Founders Station.
Placed on NRHP Nov. 14, 1979---No. 79000388.
The paint is a tribute to the custom painters of the 1950s. Walt Prey painted this Chevy in the early 1970s.