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[Milk lorry accident at Chirk]

  • John said:
    Morris Half-ton pick up?
  • ɹnoɯɹɐdsıɹɔ said:
    No use crying.
  • nlpnt said:
    I'd say "Nice truck. Well, it was"...but look at how bald that tire is.
  • Swift Money said:
    That is a macintosh the girl is wearing - a style that was very widely sold during the mid-1950s. Rather similar material to a riding mac but a bit lighter in weight and with a tartan pattern printed(?) on it. They used to get quite dirty and the rubber lining cracked where it was folded. Generally speaking clothes were still in short supply (rationing continued well after the war) and expensive so they had to be made to last longer than we are used to these days.

[Evan Jenkins and David Jones, two folk poets from Ffair Rhos, discussing their poems in a cobbler's workshop]

  • capitan flickr said:
    Grazie per avere postato la foto nel gruppo
    Thank you for posting the photos in the group
    Gracias por publicar las fotos en el grupo
    Merci de signaler les photos dans le groupe
    Vielen Dank für die Buchung der Fotos in der Gruppe


    Le mie Preferite AndreAzzurra
    Ciao
    Hello
    Hola
    Bonjour
    Hallo
  • Mick said:
    Pretty sure that cobbler can't wait for them to sod off out of his shop, so he can get on with some work...
  • Julie Storry said:
    Yes, the cobbler looks very bored.

D.E. Allnatt, about 1940-1945

  • EnjoyDentistry said:
    The photo is of an American, Donald Charles Allnatt, who enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force and served in World War II from 1941 through 1945, serving as a pilot and an elementary flying instructor.