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Showing posts with label "Camping In The 1940's" - Sepia Saturday #92. Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Camping In The 1940's" - Sepia Saturday #92. Show all posts

Saturday, September 17, 2011

"Camping In The 1940's" - Sepia Saturday #92

This week's Sepia Saturday theme is more-or-less travel.  Alan's photo is of an old train station.  I chose to do my piece on traveling with a trailer and going camping.

Up until now, I have been able to identify the people in my Sepia Saturday posts, but not today (or not so far).  These photos came from the same photo album that last week's Guam photos are in.  They were my late father-in-law's, Troy Matthews.  This group of camping photos was in the section labeled 1946, though they may have been taken a couple of years after that.  Cary didn't recognize them as any of his relatives, though my mother-in-law probably does know who they are.  I still think that they are neat, and hope that you enjoy them.

On the back of one of the pictures, the only one with writing on it, it says, "Do you know who we are?"  Nope!  But it looks as if you guys are having a great time camping in the desert, someplace in America. 

Christine H. left a comment that she thinks these were taken in Joshua Tree National Park.  Thanks, Christine!  Here is a link to begin learning more about that place: Joshua Tree National Park, California   Also, the trailer very well could be a 1946 Ken-skill Teardrop.  To learn more about one being rebuilt, and viewing how the inside is set up, please check out this link: "BY CLICKING HERE".

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Here is the happy group of campers.


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Pretty snazzy little trailer, you guys.


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It is all set up now, for one of the couples.


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The guns are ready to go, just in case.


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Settling down for a sip of coffee.  Or maybe a sip of whiskey?  
It is camping, after all.


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These guys have their tent set up.  
I'm guessing that they are the ones with the kids.


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A close-up view of these handsome peeps.  I like the cowboy.

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 There was a cabin on site...

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 and, an outhouse!

Well, I don't know what happened to my well thought out ending to this post, but it is gone.  Thanks for coming by to visit!


This is a Sepia Saturday post.  To see more really cool old photos from around the world, and to learn their history, please "CLICK HERE".  You are very welcome to join in and post your own too.  This group of people is very interactive, and if you love history, you'll love Sepia Saturday!  I sure do.



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