OLD PHOTO - Brass Era, Sunday Picnicing
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Jay In Northern Ca.
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- * REQUIRED* Type and Year of Model Ts owned: 1913 speedster 1915 roadster pickup 1915 touring, 1927 speedster
- Location: Sacramento Ca.
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Rich Eagle
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Brass Era, Sunday Picnicing
That's a car full. A camera person would have been one more but I see the person at right is snapping the photo with a string.
We don't do enough picnics in our Ts but they can be so enjoyable.
We don't do enough picnics in our Ts but they can be so enjoyable.
When did I do that?
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Norman Kling
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Re: OLD PHOTO - Brass Era, Sunday Picnicing
At my age getting on the ground and back up would be uncomfortable. I don't think I would like a picnic like that. However, I do enjoy one with picnic tables, or sitting on the running board. In fact I think you could probably carry a small folding table in a T and a couple folding chairs then some could sit on the running board and some sit on the chairs with the table between.
Norm
Norm