Is it soup yet? by kbrog

Photography • Historical • posted on Dec 08, 2011

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Tallahassee Zoo and Museum Kettle pot in the fireplace of the Slave’s cabin. Hope you all enjoy and please zoom. Thanks for the comments.

Comments (30)

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jendellas

10:12AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

How things change :o)

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clbsmiley

10:17AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Glad I have a stove... and a crockpot...

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Sea_Dog

10:23AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Nice title and image.

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Feliciti

10:34AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

rusty soup ;) great details of historie !!

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BIPOLARTWO

10:57AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Just gave me an idea for dinner

West_coaster07

11:26AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Very nice capture of this kettle pot!!

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bobrgallegos

11:31AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Great shot Kim!!! Thanks for taking us along on this tour through Your great photography!!

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helanker

11:35AM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Or rather WAS soup once :-) Excellent shot of this old rusty stew pot. :-)

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dochtersions

12:32PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Again an interesting capture! LOL about the rusty-soup, from Susanne. Was there any soup saved for you, Kim?

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artistheat

12:48PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Great Antique..I could almost smell the Possum Stew..LOL

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emmecielle

12:54PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Interesting image! Great capture! :)

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Isabelle711

1:04PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

This is a most interesting capture. :))))) I love seeing how they once cooked. :))))) Most excellent capture in each and every way my friend. :))))))) I am sorry it got down in the 30's lastnite. :( It was very warm here at all. :( I think we all need to move further south for the winter and then back to our homes in the spring. LOL!!!! :)))))) Thank you for the smile and thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))))

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eekdog

1:28PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

remember that title from an old soup ad on tv Kim, wonder how soup tasted from this kettle. cool shot.

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farmerC

1:45PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

This is Shining.

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jocko500

1:47PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

bet that pot cooked some good food. wonderful looking

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moochagoo

1:56PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Good o'le times :))

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charpix

2:19PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

I have never seen a fireplace such as this, before. As far as the stew pot, it's what is inside that counts. ;c)

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Glendaw

3:16PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Wow can you imagine!! Most of us should appreciate the up dated version of cooking appliances. Awesome capture of this old apparatus. Outdoor cooking has changed,but it tastes soooo good.

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jeroni

5:30PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Wonderful and very creative work

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danapommet

5:54PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Cool old pot that sure did take a beating over the years.

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greyone

6:49PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Great looking capture Kim. It's impressive to see how times have changed.

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auntietk

6:50PM | Thu, 08 December 2011

Great capture of this old pot! You might be interested to see a picture from Carin's gallery from a couple years ago. These pots are still in use today in South Africa. click here to see Carin's pic When I saw your picture, I thought you'd gone on vacation to Africa! Great image.

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