Comedy Kings and Darth Vader's Dad were my favourites, though there were a lot of great photos here. The convict hulk in Hobart in1857 reminded me of a story. My great-grandmother (who died in the 1970s) knew a ticket-of-leave convict that she met in her girlhood. Australia's convict transportation history seems a distant era, yet I knew a woman who knew a convict. That one-step-removed provenance gives the Nineteenth century more immediacy, for me at least.
Glad you enjoyed it! … and if I thought my audience would tolerate it, every single picture would be of cats 🤣🤣 They are the best little beasts on the planet 👍🏻
Absolutely brilliant👍 from the very long bearded man(with things likely living in it🤣) to the farewell couple at the end! Fascinating selection as usual thankyou ✌️
@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos 🤣Absolutely and fair play to the man's tenacity with such a thatch and the patience of his poor wife as you can bet as much as he may well have wanted that thing I imagine he was scratching and moaning on a regular basis wrestling with it like a mountain lion, I would think it was like a menu down that thing, eggs-Monday, spaghetti-Tuesday and so on throughout the week 🤣please don't stop bringing us these time capsules to marvel at, thank you, your work is appreciated ✌️
1:22. 10mph to drive through their town! By the looks of it it would only take a second! 2:09. Wow! Is that really Times Square? Thanks for this great video. Ive subscribed. 😊
''The fishing lesson''... so much could be said (or thought:-) but it's so cute and certainly was so innocent :-) My favorite!
Fascinating and thought-provoking as always. Lovely music, too. Thanks again. 😊
Many thanks!
Another great collection of fascinating photos, Mark. Thank you so much. And, as always, thank you also for the beautiful piano music - I love it ❤❤❤
My pleasure! Thank you
I'll second that!
Comedy Kings and Darth Vader's Dad were my favourites, though there were a lot of great photos here. The convict hulk in Hobart in1857 reminded me of a story. My great-grandmother (who died in the 1970s) knew a ticket-of-leave convict that she met in her girlhood. Australia's convict transportation history seems a distant era, yet I knew a woman who knew a convict. That one-step-removed provenance gives the Nineteenth century more immediacy, for me at least.
I wonder if James Earl Jones' dad was still around when star wars came out? I imagine him saying to James "I AM YOUR FATHER" 🤣👍
@martindunstan8043 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Priceless !!
@duckreach432 Thank you for watching ! and for sharing your story… very interesting … and certainly puts time in perspective
Thank you for sharing these amazing photos.
You’re welcome… Thank you for watching!
Love the music selection! Great video.
Thank you so much … More on the music can be found at www.markbulmer.com
Really fascinating photos and I'm of course especially happy about the cat content this week 😻🤗😺 Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! … and if I thought my audience would tolerate it, every single picture would be of cats 🤣🤣 They are the best little beasts on the planet 👍🏻
Great as ever. ❤
Thank you.. and Thanks for being a regular viewer!
Excellent
Thank you for watching !
Absolutely brilliant👍 from the very long bearded man(with things likely living in it🤣) to the farewell couple at the end! Fascinating selection as usual thankyou ✌️
“Things living in it” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 … I just saw a beard … you saw small wildlife 🤣🤣🤣
@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos I imagined it would be the case looking at it but I cannot support that thinking with substantial evidence🤣👍
I'm with you though. I think there must be at least 4 new species, as yet unknown to man, in that thing !
@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos 🤣Absolutely and fair play to the man's tenacity with such a thatch and the patience of his poor wife as you can bet as much as he may well have wanted that thing I imagine he was scratching and moaning on a regular basis wrestling with it like a mountain lion, I would think it was like a menu down that thing, eggs-Monday, spaghetti-Tuesday and so on throughout the week 🤣please don't stop bringing us these time capsules to marvel at, thank you, your work is appreciated ✌️
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1:22. 10mph to drive through their town! By the looks of it it would only take a second! 2:09. Wow! Is that really Times Square? Thanks for this great video. Ive subscribed. 😊
Welcome aboard !! ... Yes that is indeed Times Square. I was just there last week and it's incredible just how much things have changed.
That Times Square pic really threw me for a loop, unbelievable!
@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos 👍
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@@davidschumaker8107 I know!!
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New subscriber. Love the music, and don't have to sit through 1/2 the pictures being, staged pin-ups & starlets, posed as "history". Thanks.
Awesome! Thank you!
As appealing as ever, these photos take us on a worthwhile jour6ney back in time.
Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
4:52 But not for the bike.
Ah, you beat me to it. My exact thoughts!
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