Rules
1. Photo must be your own work
2. Photo's can be embellished, enhanced etc.
3. Picture with the most kudos wins
4. Winner chooses next weeks theme.
5. Entrants can post two nostalgic photos that they did not take but have rights to the image, e.g. grandmas wedding photo.
These pics will not be eligible for the overall winning pic
6. Winner announced pm 25th Feb
I took the following photo a few weeks ago on a 39 deg day and I was in full sun but this engine was running and the heat it was giving off made 39 deg feel cool. It was in the car park of a pub I was walking past.
It reminded me of my father and his love of all things steam so I took the photo to keep on my phone because this photo makes me smile.
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I forgot to say there wasn't anyone with it and you can just see a piece of timber stopping the rear right wheel. I think the driver must have had to cool off in the pub.
This is my paternal grandparents' Marriage Certificate dated July 21, 1920. I must apologise for the poor quality but it's a photograph of a photocopy as I no longer have access to the original.
This photograph of the happy couple from the marriage above was taken in 1926, some 6 years (and 3 children) later. My now 89-year-old father is the child being held in her arms by my grandmother.
This is a painting of my grandfather. My great grandmother had it painted from an article that appeared in the paper in April 1940 when HMAS Perth docked in Sydney.
Grandpa passed away on Monday at the ripe old age of 92.
China handed down from my grandmothers family, some from her mother.
this is a pic that I have scrapbooked of my Great Grandmother and her 2 sisters.
My Great Grandmother seated in front with 9 of her 13 children, she had 12 girls and 1 boy. My grandmother is 4th on the right. I loved my grandmother so much, we were very close. She died when she was 96yrs. old.
