The Trips Album 6

 

It's been a while. This is a really big collection of a traveling family's many vacations. Every time I post something I've got to take the album apart and then put it back together again. Needless to say, it's going to take some time.  So, we're still in Mexico, and it's almost impossible to see it from the scan, but the middle photo is dated "JAN 74."  As usual, I'm putting up the whole page to see positioning, and then a separate scan of each individual photo.  The top image is a postcard labeled "Uxmal, the middle snapshot "Nunnery" and the bottom. "Rounded Pyramid."  Click on the trips collection in labels to what's been posted. 

Ooops

  

I'm a lifelong atheist who, as a child, was forced to go to church.  Things like Sunday School and church-sponsored children's parties were held in the basement.  I lived for those times when someone dropped something, tripped, or made a mess of things, and I wasn't the only one who felt that way.  Even the believers needed a break from the boredom of Sunday mornings when we all wanted to go out and play instead.  Dated 1961. 

A Vacation In Hamburg 7

 

More German street scenes, and another of those weird German living room shots.  The living room photo has a date written on the back, "9 July 1989."  Click on Hamburg Vacation Collection in labels to see more. 

The Little Sisters

  

Written on the back, "The four little Sisters taken at Elinor & Bills.  Thanksgiving Day Nov 24, 1950."  

Friends on the Couch

 

 It's getting harder and harder to come up with a good title for these posts.  My guess is that this photo is from the 1950s. 

Dale Ellis

 

I don't collect sports cards, but it was laying on the street, it had a photo on it, so I said, "What the hell, why not?" Dale Ellis was born on August 6, 1960.  He had a pretty good career. Not a Hall of Fame career, but quite respectable.  He played 19 years and averaged 15.7 points per game. 

Grady & May

  

Written on the back, "Grady & May with children & Don."  No date, but my guess is somewhere in the 50s.