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I am running away this weekend. Escaping the crowds. Off to a beach. The beach in question might be in Cornwall rather than in Australia, but it all fits in fairly well with our theme image this week. So I will not be posting a Sepia image, but I will do my best to take one and share it with you on my return. For the rest of you who are not able to escape to the seaside, you can submit your Sepia Saturday posts on or around Saturday 30th August and then link the post to the list below.
Before you catch the train and head for the coast, take a look at what is around the Sepia Saturday corner.
Itinerant entertainers, hurdy gurdy man, unusual pets, monkeying around
Drinking, sharing, posing, lurking
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Coogee Beach and its neighbour Bronte, in more recent times.
My grandfather with 2 of his children outside of the Belle Isle Conservatory in 1925.
There are a multitude of ways one might 'escape' and here are a few.
Several beaches, from 1948 till 2012.
Carmel by the Sea (that was)
Going bush in Australia in the early 1900's
I concentrated on the lone walker.
Men in suits
Escape the crowds by bushwalking in 1930 with the help of a pack horse.
Runaway grandfather, beaches and trains in my family story.
Childhood memories of school holidays.
I have a train that ran along the California coast.
Speaking through the voices of my children as they were then.
There was so much to choose from in this week's prompt, but I have opted for Trains - as I have not featured them before. So take your seat and take a tour with me!
You won't have to climb to the view I have. Just hop in your car!
I think your hitting the open road, or seaside for an escape too fun, and must work with that! I hope you have a wonderfully grand time on your vacation away.
My story is about a family "legend".
"Getting Away from it All". And that's exactly what I will be doing for the next couple of weeks so won't have any posts for you for a little while.
Cold summers in Denmark. Apparently.
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