Scotsman Hosie (Nov 7, 2019)
Hat factory. Luton, England. 1907.
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jimfols (Nov 9, 2019)
Funny, the flat brimmed boaters on table I imagine fit post Victorian England. The wide brimmed straw hats above I just can't see worn by English. Felt or woolen sure.
But what do I know.
Certainly Queen E likes stylish hats. My Mom would always say "she'll pick-a-dilly"
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Pulling in fishing nets. Nazaré, Portugal. 1950.
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One time while I was in Spain near the country of Gibraltar I stopped at this one smaller village to visit their beach it happened to be fishing day though. Over in a cove the people of the town had hauled their nets out by boat the previous day and were in the process of hauling them back to shore. This scene reminds me of how they were doing it. Almost every able bodied person was helping to drag the long laden nets to shore Later they cut the fish into strips and hung the strips on fences walls lines almost everywhere that the sun shown on them to dry the strips of fish. so the practice of yesteryear still in used in modern times
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greyhoundollie (Nov 10, 2019)
"Yellow Bellies" grinding knives, named because of the yellow sandstone dust that would collect on their clothes. France. 1902.
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