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De afwas / The dishes

  • Zonked Wash said:
    Fantastic photograf.Congrulations!

First Class Pantry - Mauretania

  • Tony said:
    Wow, imagine the planning that went into that kitchen ! They look ready for business.

Tea Time

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  • Swordscookie said:
    Lovely shot and such handsome people. When I was a kid the Traveller names were either Sheridan or McCarthy and when I met a man named Sheridan who was not a traveller I was amazed! These people were very well dressed and very clean which cannot have been easy under the conditions? I love the painting on the caravan.
  • Paula Sheridan said:
    Sheridan, but not a traveller - most of the Sheridan travellers were in the munster area - not sure if they all travelled from Cavan/Longford, the home of Sheridans!! Love the photo - the tea table setting, the ladies dresses and hair do"s -even the boots on the lady sitting makes her look really contemporary in style!
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Swordscookie It is lovely, isn't it? Do you remember this one and this from a while back, Sean? Both were taken by Elinor Wiltshire later the same year, in July...
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Paula Sheridan I think she looks really comfortable in her skin! Would love to know what she was waving.
  • Juffrouw Jo said:
    Camping in style and with class, something that sadly died out decades ago.