You oughta be in pictures (share pictures of yourself if you wish)

-Oy- said:
My first camra was. It was an AGFA Isolette II 6x6 - and I still have it. It still works beautifully.
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I remember the name AGFA. I used to do darkroom work and they supplied paper and film. It's British, correct?
My first camera was a kodak bullet. Those cameras would print two exposures on top of each other if you weren't careful.
 

asp3 said:
We were having some of my wine. Each semester I bought two cases of Australian wine (a cab and a chardonnay) that was $2 a bottle to take up to school. The glasses of the two women on the right of the picture were some of my Peanuts glasses that were one of the McDonald's giveaways.
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My friend claims Australian Shiraz is the best.
Wine tasting. Terrific.
 
hollydolly said:
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I love the smell of hay.
 
Camper6 said:
My friend claims Australian Shiraz is the best.
Wine tasting. Terrific.
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They definitely have some wonderful Shiraz. Australia is home to the oldest known shiraz vines in the world. Some of the vines were planted as far back as 1843. Old vine wines are often amazing with extremely concentrated flavors. Here in California we have some old vine zinfandels which go back as far as 1860 but most of the oldest vine zins are just over 100 years old.
 
Camper6 said:
I remember the name AGFA. I used to do darkroom work and they supplied paper and film. It's British, correct?
My first camera was a kodak bullet. Those cameras would print two exposures on top of each other if you weren't careful.
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German
 
asp3 said:
They definitely have some wonderful Shiraz. Australia is home to the oldest known shiraz vines in the world. Some of the vines were planted as far back as 1843. Old vine wines are often amazing with extremely concentrated flavors. Here in California we have some old vine zinfandels which go back as far as 1860 but most of the oldest vine zins are just over 100 years old.
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Every year my father would get cases of grapes from California and make enough wine for the whole year.
I remember Zinfandel and the crates were wooden ones. I helped crush them with a hand driven crusher.
 
Ronni said:
Key West..last year I think? Such a fun vacay!
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What a nice looking couple! He's sharp in that hat and your hair cut is cute, similar to my BFF's. Glad you had fun. My BFF drove us from her home in Florida to Key West, had to be late July or early August 1992. We drove through Homestead about two weeks before it was decimated by Hurricane Andrew.
 

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