tomlennon

5 photos tagged tomlennon, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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1932

2010

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The last upload was January 2010.

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designgallery said:
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Australia in Black & White, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
sasongko said:
That's great pic... it's so classic
Albert Alcoceba said:
Can anyone identify the station?
Enric Martinez said:
What does it represent? From the little what I have been able to find out is that people gathered for some sort of wandering or picnic or similar. Here 'mystery' can man that they took a train at random.
Julia Manzerova said:
they are all smiling :)

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Sam said:
Really nice angle and vantage point! A smart photographer.
A Different Eye Photography Twitter: ADiffEyePhoto said:
Wow I just love these old images. Gorgeous!
brightann said:
Amazing!
Carmen Ocaña Castillo said:
Preciosa foto
JuliaT. said:
Wery nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!

yessica Garcia said:
Excelente foto.
Pixel Wrangler said:
—Information from the Collection Description: "In 1932 five mystery hikes around Sydney were organised by the railways, with the department store F.J. Palmer and Sons as the commercial sponsor. Hikers purchased a two-shilling train ticket and joined a train from Central Station to a mystery destination. The hikes, held on Sundays, were enormously popular. The third Mystery Hike from Cowan Station to the Hawkesbury River on 26 July 1932 used 12 trains to carry almost 8,000 participants. "Mystery Hike No. 2 was from Valley Heights in the lower Blue Mountains along the old Lapstone Road to Penrith on 10 July 1932. Four trains conveyed approximately 2,000 hikers."
héctor m.s. said:
great photo www.flickr.com/photos/hhhhhhhhe/
Fabiana Apel said:
Una de las mejores fotos que vi jamas...