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  1. katry's avatar katry Says:

    C. Day Lewis Quote

  2. im6's avatar im6 Says:

    This is just THE BEST image I’ve seen in ages. I said so on Facebook and even had to share it on Facebook. You’ve found a doozie!

    • katry's avatar katry Says:

      Thanks, im6 for the Facebook posting. I too loved this image. There were so many things to see, some quite odd.

      • im6's avatar im6 Says:

        Yes, that’s exactly it. Did you notice the back of the chair the woman on the right is sitting in? Not to mention that same woman looks completely BEAT 🙂 And they both look a little old to be playing with that doll. There must be some little girl out playing in the surf off-camera.

      • katry's avatar katry Says:

        im6,
        I did notice the back of her chair, but didn’t know what it was. I also noticed she is wearing stockings while sunning her legs.

        I loved the hat on the other woman and wondered what she was holding in her left hand.

        The doll is one of the oddities in the picture.

  3. minicapt's avatar minicapt Says:

    Decked out – A mother and daughter relax aboard a ferry on their way across the English Channel to France in 1951.
    http://www.today.com/style/celebrate-throwback-thursday-summer-fashions-yesteryear-1D79911141

    Cheers

    • katry's avatar katry Says:

      minicapt,
      What amazed me was how skimpy some of the outfits from the 20’s looked.

      I would never have guessed they were mother and daughter given the completely different styles of clothing.

    • im6's avatar im6 Says:

      Nice detective work. I should have done a photo search, but I’m as lazy as the woman on the right! I was surprised to see the date of 1951. I would have guessed sometime in the 1930s.

      • katry's avatar katry Says:

        im6,
        I would have also said the 1930’s, but then we have to remember the 50’s were a bit of a throwback after the war. Hats were still in!


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