Before Dslr. Some Old Film Pics.

[persephone]

yes..just waiting calmly ... a lot of time I watch Mrs. Bucket on TV and am reminded of Gran

look at the massive old car in the background!

It was new and the family pride & joy ..the ford fairlane ..green&cream :D

[Alasse]

My Mum and I taking my childhood dogs, a cardigan (Fergus) & a pembroke corgi (Taffy) to the beach.

My old horse Selina (standardbred) and I at the local show

Rescue horse, Knicky

Mum & Dads Bicolour GSD, Tasha, And my GSD x Lab, Ewok

Ewok and I, she loved to go for rides on the bike

Edited December 10, 2012 by Alasse

[megan_]

Love the one with Mick on the floor - gold.

[Kirislin]

Love the one with Mick on the floor - gold.

I know, it was all hot'n bothered stuff for me, he was ultra sexy.

Alasse, that's a very pretty Standy.

I love seeing all these old photos.

[Loving my Oldies]

I simply had to link you to a thread I started quite some time ago.

I love looking at old photos.

http://www.dolforums.com.au/topic/204346-photos-from-70-years-ago/page__p__4790502__fromsearch__1#entry4790502

[Loving my Oldies]

My mare Pagan, the day she was born, Sept. 16th 1984 with her mum thoroughbred mare, Lady Cynthia.

I was named Cynthia because in one of the books mum was reading when she was pregnant with me the heroine was a Lady Cynthia :laugh:

This is one of several we have - hand coloured , of the family's race horse , Fire, winning a race a long time ago . :)

Extraordinary!! My mother trained as a photograph colourist.

at least you rescued that, how sad when someone dies and all their treasures are just thrown away.

Something I am wrestling with. I have so many old photographs that mum and dad collected, mostly mum, from even before they met. All the people would be long long dead and very few named. Throwing them out feels such a betrayal.

Here is my first dog, Brownie. :)

Followed by Blackie and Whitey - LOL.

[Kirislin]

My mare Pagan, the day she was born, Sept. 16th 1984 with her mum thoroughbred mare, Lady Cynthia.

I was named Cynthia because in one of the books mum was reading when she was pregnant with me the heroine was a Lady Cynthia :laugh:

at least you rescued that, how sad when someone dies and all their treasures are just thrown away.

Something I am wrestling with. I have so many old photographs that mum and dad collected, mostly mum, from even before they met. All the people would be long long dead and very few named. Throwing them out feels such a betrayal.

Cant you just keep them in an old shoe box Perhaps someone else in your family will want them. They would be treasure to someone, you just have to work out who.