Soft Smilin' Siblings & Fresh Fish
You've been swimming through life just don't forget to use old photos as a life raft when you start to sink.
Family flashback
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Portraits saved from obscurity
Not every family portrait finds itself safely in the clutches of loved ones' albums. In that case, it's up to a stranger to find light from your life, like whoever discovered this 1920s photo.
Photo source: Creative Commons
Photomyne user photo
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Women at the World's Fair
“This picture is of my paternal aunt (my Dad’s oldest sister) with her sister-in-law on the left. While not a blood relative, the sister-in-law has been a cherished member of our family and recently celebrated her 103rd birthday.“
Photo source: Photomyne user David Maizel
The way we were
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Friday’s fresh catch
Next time he stops at the fishmonger, he might want to put his catch on ice to keep convertible lookin’ and smelling’ fresh.
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons
From our Twitter
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Ancient city onlookers
The city of Kabul has survived in some form or another for around 3,500 years. A trip through its streets reveals the many faces of Afghanistan's capital.
Photo source: Creative Commons
We'll be back Monday. Have a great weekend :-)