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My great-grandfather sitting on a rowboat opposite his new “sweetheart” shortly after emigrating to the USA, 1944
My bisnonno (great-grandpa) was an Italian immigrant to the USA. He lived in NY but moved to TX after meeting a girl from there. This photo was taken there, in TX, by the girl. He faced a lot of discrimination at the time etc.
He moved back to Italy where he would get married (not to the American woman) and have kids. And so on…
This photo was actually found by descendants of the girl who took the photo many years later and added to a museum somewhere in TX near where the photo was taken as a preservation of images of TX before tons of architecture taking over etc.
This is me. Not nearly as handsome as my great grandfather but I like to think I inherited some of his looks lol https://ibb.co/Ldck0XSb
Me smiling for those worried about me after seeing the other pic. All is fine https://ibb.co/fzQgRGkJ
Could This Second Photo Be More 2001? A tv & vcr in the same room! Is that an iMac? Glazed windows! whew, what a childhood!
I dont' know who the old man is, but the woman in the middle is my mom. I found this photo in her things when we clean out her house.
This old lady's card that she had passed out at her funeral.
Framed picture of the original Burger King shack - Burger King
Who's Going To The Devil's Arse With Me? (Castleton, Derbyshire. England)
I know you wanted to know....so, it was called Devil's Arse because of the loud, flatulent sounds produced when floodwaters drain from the cave mouth. The name was changed to "Peak Cavern" in the late 1800s to avoid offending Queen Victoria. What is there to do there, you ask? Meh, not much. I just wanted to post the Devil's Arse. But there are 4 caverns and Peveril Castle. The castle is one of England’s oldest fortress ruins, and visitors are allowed to go all the way to the top of it.