It looks like the same kid in different sizes.

Chocolate box village, idyllic.

Class and elegance.

The hills are alive, with the sound of music...

'Warm beer IS the wave of the future,Nigel"

You don't run away from the person with the food

Ok, let's clarify this, folks. I meant she *looks* like a little Dutch girl. She's wearing the traditional clothing. So you can all get your panties out of a bunch.

This guy looks a lot like Robin Williams.

'Aye..and I'm older than this wall'

Keeping in mind they didn't have modern detergent let alone washing machines and dryers. Life must have been so much more hard work!!

Funny how they were festooned with ads even back then!

Too bad you can't see the colors in this photo. Must have been beautiful.

Love the clogs.

The funny thing about this one is if you hadn't told me, I would not have realized how old the photo was.

1835 used catamaran lot

Great picture! But there was no Czechoslovakia in 1904. It was Bohemia, part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Take a look on google streetview - the place still looks the same.

Such hardship to have clean clothing etc. These days people complain about turning a n*b in, and having to empty the machine when the job is finished for you. Oh how we "evolve" lol

I am trying to imagine someone saying "asparagus" in an Austrian accent. 😁

beautiful baskets...

How did she manage to get up there? Lol

Dresden? Oh dear. ... Yup: "The building was mostly destroyed by the carpet bombing raids of 13–15 February 1945. The art collection had been previously evacuated, however. Reconstruction began in 1945, ...By 1963 the Zwinger had largely been restored to its pre-war state." Wikipedia

This ceremonial market process is still carried out every friday during summer

Stuart never happy with one thing,built two of everything

It's still there.

Sharp uniforms.

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Is that a monkey seated on top of that organ?

Oh, that looks so heavy. Poor lady.

Compare this scene to "Woman with Heavy Basket". Hmmm...

I love how nobody told them to say cheese.

Stop, fishing time!

Also, still there

Add some exposed power wiring and cars, and it's still there.

There are shrines like that along the roadsides here in the states.

That is a lot of work. Very nice.

The women seem to be in a hurry to get the fish to market, fresh as can be after the boats came in.

Château de Coucy has been listed as a monument historique by the French Ministry of Culture since 1862, and is managed by the Centre des monuments nationaux. currently being restored.

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Who the f**k is Alice!?

"So she says to me..Gotta hankie? As if i would give her the time of day after refusing to give me her strudle recipe, and all the guff i take from her on the holidays, her with her perfect schnitzle and how shes always mooning over my Roger..do i have a HANKIE?

Beautiful setting. Wow! Great shot.

Bet the parrot is still alive. 😁

What does the man on the right have over his shoulder?

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Dave, Doug and Frank, the first teamsters

De Maagd means the Virgin. It was not a reference to the virgin Mary, but a personification of the city of Dordrecht.

I cant imagine living by the sea. It was such a part of their lives.

That stroller is so damn stylish :D

There are 4 more people working on the field

Interesting to see people working and going about their day.

That's not hay, they are cutting wheat.

The man looks so tiny next to these buildings.

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Looks like portraits along the walls.

they still use sledges to take their shopping home as motorised vehicles are not allowed in the village.

Are you a horticultural historian? Napthalene, creosote, and petrolium oils were often used to treat crops - they didn't even know it was harmful to humans.

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