I think this mystery lady is probably a real life Doctor Dolittle. Here she is engaged in a three-way conversation with a very fine sheep and an inquisitive cat. Of her day, I think she was probably known by the locals as a bit of an eccentric, to say the least! Wonderful! Click twice on the image for a closer look. For more on sheep, click HERE
Showing posts with label woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woman. Show all posts
Sunday, 20 February 2011
Friday, 23 July 2010
Captivating!
About ten years ago, I was walking around an open air car boot sale and saw four large photographs lying on the ground. I duly paid my 50 pence and they became min. I find this woman captivating and because she seems so relaxed in front of the camera, I wonder if she was an actress? I recognise one of the locations which makes me think it was a West Country holiday or even a honeymoon? I can't quite pin down the fashions, but probably late 1920s to early 19302. Any fashion historians out there with an opinion on this?
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| Pretty as a picture |
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| Sat on the quay at the fishing port of Brixham in south Devon |
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| A Cornish or north Devon harbour? |
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| The top of a gravestone is visible as pigeons are fed |
Tuesday, 17 March 2009
A Woman and her Two Dogs

There is something Enid Blyton-esque about this pre-war photograph of a woman and her two Jack Russell terriers. I am not sure what she is using to tempt them to sit up and beg in a pose for the camera. What worries me, judging by the view, is that they seem to be sat on the edge of a cliff . . . Don't do this at home, children!
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