P and Granddad at Lytham St Annes
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10 comments:
That top one's fantastic !
Felicity: I love the woman on the right - old Mother Riley - and the car.
Crackin' pics. Loved the trams as a kid.
nice photos!!!
made me happy thanks for shareing with us
All the best :)
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4d: I remember trams in Sheffield.
I think they still have them in Blackpool.
Welcome zingtrial - glad you liked them.
The old woman's a treat in that first photo. I can see how your grandpa waxed his moustache in that too.
jack: not to worry. I love getting comments. I have a comment moderator in case I get nasties but so far have been very lucky. (touch wood!)
Sam: your eyes are better than mine but you are right - I can't see 4d's tram either!
Yes, she's exactly one of Sickert's students, clutching her notepad and her unkempt skirt and hat. How lovely.
As for the nasties I think anyone can get like that. I'm slowly learning you just can't please everyone and be all thins to all people. The best we can know is people taking your writing to heart or walking away.
Ginny seems to be pretty lass. Like you?
Felicity: I must look at some of Sickert's work - I know he is a favourite of yours.
Hoss ; Ginny was a real kindred spirit with a mordant SOH. We could communicate without ever opening our mouths. We still talk on the phone - mostly about the past.
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