From old time 7 by helanker

Photography • Historical • posted on Aug 09, 2007

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Hello ! Here is the next in the series. Still busy with guests and so on, but I will be back later. :) Thanks for comments and visit. :))) Gorgeous weather here. Have a lovely day :)))

Comments (17)

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Blush

2:27AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

This does look an old down home earthy place... Love the bright colors in this image..so very clear... Also one of my first views of yours so nice to meet you as well Do hope you come visit me in my gallery as well... I think who ever owns this they need to mow the yard...grin just teasing... Hugs Susan~

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OldHippieKeyboard

2:58AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

This is such a fascinating place -- I love the warm earthen colors they use. Those old jugs add just the right feel to the photo. Well done, Helle.

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lior

3:23AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Fav :)

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Mondwin

4:36AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Excellent shot Dear Friend!!Bravissimo!!V:DDD.HUgsxx

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awjay

5:32AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

this is an excellent series....

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Indoda

5:33AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Great picture - milk churns - great colours

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Syltermermaid

5:48AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

Wonderful!!!! I love all this images from the good old times!!! Today is everything so practical and lost the charm!!! Hugs Ute

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thecytron

8:47AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

AmaZZZzzzzzzzing colours!

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auntietk

9:38AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

What wonderful details! Full view kept me happy for quite a while. Cool stuff!

MrsLubner

10:02AM | Thu, 09 August 2007

The milk cans are fabulous as they sit there looking as if they expect to be filled any time. I remember when I used to carry my milkk can to the dairy and fill it for the family. Nothing like pure, fresh milk from the cow to make kids (and waistlines) grow!

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