Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ The Tyabb Junior Fire Brigade march in the Western Port Festival parade celebrating Hastings' 150 year history in the Mornington Peninsula.
They are accompanied by an old water pump/hose from about the 1940's.
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Carry on Tuesday #93 ~ This week, a line from Shakespeare’s best loved play, Romeo and Juliet:
parting is such sweet sorrow
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Progress stills old ways
Parting is such sweet sorrow
Parades remember
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
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4 comments:
nice one Gemma :)
Thats a nice one Gemma!! And you took us way way back. Have seen photographs of such water pump/hose used by the fire brigade.
Yes, it's harder parting with things as memories, than it was leaving them at the time.
Thanks for correcting my URL!
Yes, indeed....parades and the history channel. :) I like this!
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