I saw all of these old photos with my Grandparents .
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I remember when hula hoops they were so worked right!! The kids today can’t figure out how to use them becuz of this.
This Clothes Line was in their Backyard in Winter.
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Oh what a great time this must have been, Anita! 💚
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Katherine I saw these old photos . Anita
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loved this trip back into the past–
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Thanks John
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Amazing photos! Hula hoops don’t seem as popular now. I used to have one that smelled like mint when you used it.
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Vanya these are old pictures . Anita
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Nice!
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Yes these are old pictures. Anita
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Good times.
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Carolina we see these old photos. Anita
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The winter clothesline image is an unforgettable jewel. 🙂
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Nancy I saw old photos and they are so amazing. Anita
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Great photos from the past!
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Yes we see these old photos. Anita
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I love seeing old photos, reminds me of my childhood! I used to always hang laundry on the line but not anymore, the clothes always smelled so good
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Yes these are ancient old photos ..Anita
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The shirts are protesting the snow!
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Yes I saw these old images. But these shirts are on the snow. Anita
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Beautiful photos, my favorite is the one with the hula hoop!
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Yes I using this hula hoop as a child. Anita
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My mum had boots like the woman bringing in the washing in the 60s.
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Kaiti my Mom was hanging clothes on the line in the 60s and your Mum was there too. Anita
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Thank you so much, Anita, for absolutely brilliant photos!
Joanna
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Yes I saw those old photos and they so amazing. Anita
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Yes, and I can see whare from your inspiration came, Anita!
Joanna
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