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Mr Moffet would take dictation from Bunny whilst chewing on a fresh carrot.
Bunny had a large family and were all 'hopping' to have news from the Alps.
Had time to kill in Dundee, so set too with the camera phone and had a wander about. four views of Victoria Dock including the cruise ship Albatross and the frigate Unicorn.
Hope you’re all doing well!
I’m not officially back as you can see, but I thought I’d drop you all a postcard to say “hi”! I know I’ve got loads of catching up to do when I return, but hope you’re all having fun!
Took this over the weekend at Kribi, a beach town in Cameroon. Loads more to come when I can find internet connection to post! :-)
Photo taken during a Maine Flickr Meet-up event at Old Orchard Beach in Maine, 2011.
Olympus E-1
ZD 25mm F2.8
This is a Post Card Issued by the "The Post Office" in 1985 . Presumably part of a series ?
It depicts Great Western Castle Class Steam Locomotive 5069.
Hauling the "Cheltenham Flyer"
The original Postage Stamp was designed by the famous Railway artist Terence Cuneo , and the stamp was issued on 22nd-January-1985 .
Josef Meisl's Atelier für Fotografie und Malerei, Karsbad, Göthe-weg
RPPC
Found Photograph
Love her brooch and the rose on her blouse.
Probably they spent summer holidays in Karlsbad. The family lived in Budapest.
Christmas gift from my oldest son.
On back of post card: 1111 W. La Palma Avenue, Anaheim, California. 73 Bed General Hospital, All Rooms Air Conditioned.
Sounds like a motel ad! Love it!
Capture from pedestrian bridge Pont des Arts ( French Institute ) - Paris - France
fr : Photo prise depuis le Pont des Arts ( Institut de France ) - Paris
Undated post card found at a recent estate sale.
Asheville Post Card Co. P.O. Box 351, Asheville, NC 28802
Vintage post card from the 1960's.
The buildings on the left were removed to make way for more people to lay out on towels. No chairs were allowed to be brought in and the pool did not provide any when I was still going in 1973.
Evergreen Aqua Pool opened for business with three pools in 1958. In 2008 they celebrated their 50th anniversary. Sadly a fatality, the first and only one took place in the later part of that summer. Due to poor attendance, high bond costs, general maintenance costs the pools held out one more season, closing in 2009.
The pools were never open to the general public. Village residents had to buy a yearly bond in order to go. Bond prices around 1970 got up to around $400 to $500.00
The season ran Memorial Day to Labor Day for the 51 years.
Demolished in 2016
The large yellow brick building off in the distance is Little Company of Mary Hospital. It was torn down in 2012-13.
Update: May 2017 Half of the property is a parking lot now and the other half will be green space.
by David McFadden.
Toronto, Coach House Press, 1 march 1996.
13 x 1o, offset broadsheet.
an untrimmed presssheet for a series of 4 postcards privately issued for personal use by McFadden in an unknown edition size. regardless of the number printed, there can't have been many sheets left intact. the postcards, all photographs, are:
top left: Dave McFadden in the Coach House Privy with Orange Crush Lady Summer 1995, "Photo by Subject", a selfportrait
top right: Jennifer & Alison at Southhampton Summer 1973, "Photo by Daddy", group portrait of his children
bottom left: The McFadden Family at Woolco ca. December 1969, "Photo by P. Booth" (ie McFadden in the photobooth in each, an arrangement of 6 shots with children & wife Joan)
bottom right: Little Davy blows out his candles – with help from (l. to r.) Herbie Shoemaker, Jackie McFadden and Jackie Tootill, "Photo by Joe Harrington, ca. 1948"
trim sizes would've been 5 x 3-1/2 for those on the left, 4-3/4 x 3-1/2 for those on the right. an extremely uncommon ephemeron.
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This image was taken just west of Long Lake in the Adirondacks. It was a awesome afternoon for photography. It was just my wife and I driving from place to place taking photo's on our way up to Lake Placid. The best part of the whole trip was most of the day while driving around is that there was no cell service, So that left alot of time for just my wife and I to chat it up about everything. It also allowed me to teach my my wife how to use the app's on my old iphone. She was never really into photography much, That all changed once I gave her my old Iphone. Normally I hate not having cell service but that weekend I didnt mind not having signal. We did have enough signal at the hotels so we could check our E-mails and things but that was about it.
Photograph of 'The Leaning Tower', 'Eiffel Tower', 'The Jet d'Eau fountain', 'London Eye', 'St Mark's Campanile (Bell Tower)' have been shot by me with Nikon D70s and is there on my stream in the 'Grand Europe Discovery' set in original form.
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Used 2 textures to make this.
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Post card collages, made 8/31/20, part of Coronial series. And we need all the friends we can get in these dark times.
West Coast just north of Mullins Bay. I took a number of these sorts of images -- perhps I can resell them as postcards?
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This is Main Street, Rathfarnham in Dublin. Identifiable businesses are a shop proudly announcing that it's a Purveyor of Spratt's Parrot Food, as well as Sunlight and Hudson's Soaps; a bakery; a shop with an NTC or NEC public telephone; P. & J. Hanlon's; C. Jolley & Sons, Rathfarnham Dairy & Select Tea Rooms; Lush's[?];
R. Cooney, Boot Makers; P.J. Gallagher.
No idea what was transported on the cart, but there's tantalising information from its signage: "Ask Vanman For Price List. Post Card brings van to your door" and the fact that the business could be reached at "Phone No. 9 Rathfarnham".
Date: Circa 1905
NLI Ref.: Eas 1909
The sky was real threatening all day but thankfully no rain...yet. Tomorrow will evidently be another story with a tropical system trying to develop near the Yucatan in Mexico.
The sky was filled with all kinds of dramatic colors and energy tonight. It reminded me of KikiFL's "It Was a Dark and Stormy Night" series.
Anna Maria Island | Florida | Gulf of Mexico
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Tram 180 Foster Square, Statue, Restaurant
9th August 2016
Some months ago I contacted you about an old photograph on your Flickrstream of the Midland Hotel Bradford for possible use in my forthcoming book about Britain’s railway hotels.
I’m pleased to tell you that the photo will feature in “Railway Hotels” due to be issued by Amberley Publishing on September 15th. The book is now available to pre-order online.
More than 100 people and organisations contributed images and I’d like to thank you once again for helping to make the book a very special visual record of Britain’s railway hotels.
Best regards
Michael Patterson