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Saturday, 15 July 2017

PICTURE THIS #410 ~ REMINDERS OF A BYGONE AGE

HI ALL!!
HOPE ALL ARE WELL.
MITCH .A WONDERFUL THEME AND LOVE THE BANNER!!

1935 MUSEUM PIECEd0a6e063-24b3-4304-9a6a-f3872a1ce40c

GRINDING WHEELS USED TILL 1960 WHAT A MEMORY DSC00627

OUR OLD TRAIN STOP FROM THE 50'S 4327db43-782a-49bf-aced-7c51b5db61ce  

OLD GRAPE PRESS USED TILL 70'S BRINGS BACK KID MEMORIES.
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6 comments:

  1. Hi Heidi !! Many thanks for updating your photos. A great selection for the theme. I love the old-fashioned fire-engine!! It looks to be very well maintained. Where are those grind-stones from? Was it a flour-mill? Lovely scene where the trains used to stop. I bet that press produced a few litres of wine in it's time!!!

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    1. the grinding stones were for a floor mill and and fire engine belongs to a museum we have in our valley
      the wine press actually belonged to my grandpa's brother in France and we use to go there during harvest and sort of help and play yes really interesting

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  2. Delightful old fireengine

    Cool wheels

    Wonderful old station

    Looks like it did a great job!

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  3. Great pictures! Love the fire engine and the grape press. All very nice!

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    1. I just noticed one of the grindstones has "HI" written on it. It's a nice picture, both because of the stones and also the ambience of the town in the background. And the train station as well.

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  4. Nostalgia pure of the fire engine. It has real character. The stone grinding wheels are interesting and love the grape press. There are not many old stations left, mostly transformed into something else in the meanwhile.

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