Dad’s Photos #18

My finely crafted blog schedule is, in a word, discombobulated! The last two days have been very busy, & I’ve had no time for writing, so the usual Guitarists We Like installment will be posted tomorrow (I hope!). However, there will be music later on today from a very likable guitarist (& singer & dulcimer player & baritone uker), so please stay tuned.

In the meantime, here are some of my father’s photos for your enjoyment—more images from his camp in Athens, VT where he lived during the winter of 1939-1940. These images are noteworthy because they include the first images of my mother; also, on a “technical” level, some of these images are printed on 4 x 6 photo paper, the only photos in the album reproduced at that size.

Hope you enjoy them!

Woodard’s Steers

Even “they” thought I was nuts

“Beginning” - 1939-1940

“On the Trail”

“Down but not out” – Woodard’s Pasture

Camp

Home for the day – (Got the Bacon)


Wilderness

Tired or just lazy??