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Oh wow, I love the swans. They remind me of the Nutcracker.

So weird, I love it

Well that is one way to deal with the fugly chicks

Actually I can't see how those swan things work. The necks are too thin. Where do the shoulders go ?

I may have nightmares after this one.

Mrs Palmer and her five daughters (with friends) enjoyed the Mystery Hike No.2.

Thank you for all your lovely comments!!!
Happy Good Friday!!!!!!!!!!!



This photo is so beautiful and nice!!!

From the clothes, and the dates of other photographs, I'm guessing 1930s?

@ reabhecc - Sunday, 10 July 1932 - details in the Persistent URL link above. And you can zoom in to the goofy smile of the woman in the ditch!

@beachcomberaustralia Aha, thank you - I had imagined that any known info would have come along to flickr. Yay zoom!

Looks like a Le Mans start. The trees have (mostly) grown: [ed] Google Maps Street View - g.co/maps/de2xe

The old pictures as shown were served as Nice souvenier from the past days. Old days to remember which are remarkable in the history of human about society development.

"The photo shows nineteen Dodge taxis angle parked in an unidentified street. The street has tram tracks and overhead lines. As the box in which these negatives were found is labelled 'All British Cabs. / at Nestles' it is possible that the cabs are in Great North Road, Abbotsford, where Nestle's had its factory. Some registration plates are visible on the vehicles - NSW Taxi Cabs 103, 399, 1994, 378, 331, 677, 303, 72, 1001, 1953, 1491, 105, 979 and 566. The headquarters of the All British Cab Service was at 11 William Street, Sydney." —From the Item Description.

Also see:

"All British Cab Service taxi cabs with their uniformed drivers"
               

 
                  "All British Cab Service taxi cabs drivers"