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Dealing in flour, especially in photography, is a messy ordeal. I've wanted to try some kind of flour thing for a while, but never felt like dealing with the aftermath. Today I was playing around with my multi flash setup, and I needed something to make the shots a bit more interesting, so i threw a bit of flour into the air. Nothing extraordinary, but it's something I'll definitely try again!
I rarely took any photos when passing through this town of 100,000 (but no grocery store), but it had plenty of interesting sights - more streets than usual seemed to have things for sale spilling into them, and crowded with people every minute of the day. I have never quite figured out the economy in places like this, how the money flows. Farm income usually looks tiny because not everything is done with cash, but everybody has to sell some good or service to pay for necessities, and most people want some disposable income also. But everything seemed shipped in from someplace else - such as the chickens - so what is being produced?
Why yes that is my dandelion gameboy color in the background. I love that thing.
Can anyone guess the game? I think the rumble pack gives it away completely.
The signalman hands the token to the driver of former Colonial Sugar Refining Company No 19 at the 'Sweet Indian Steam' event at Statfold Barn. No 19 was built by Hudswell Clarke in 1914. Waiting to enter the station is Hudswell Clarke 0-6-0 "Fiji" from the same CSR Company. 11th June 2022
Bar token found at 1880's home on 07-12-2016. Token found is on top (both sides) with photo of token when new on bottom. Tokencatalog.com shows token made between 1904 and 1908. The M. Croghan on the token references a saloon in Staunton, VA. See video at youtu.be/Y4vK-VbbaIo