An old wagon wheel built by my Great Grandfather in his wheelwrights shop in the early 1900'sMonday, 17 November 2008
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6 comments:
I can't get over all the wonderful things that you manage to find to photograph! And the quality of light in all your shots is simply amazing.
Fascinating, are you on flickr?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ballmerrocks/
That wheel is something to look after and cherish.
Your wheel was much better that the one I posted the other day, but mine was an "odd shot".
This is an awsome shot / image. My ancesters came from England in the mid 1800s. If you google James Hurren or David Reeder you can read some of their stories. Some how your image brought their story to my mind. I think thats what photography is all about!
What to say? Awsome shot and that's the reason I follow your Blog. Thanks
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