The 1925 version of "Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue" that I posted yesterday, reminded me of a photo I have of my grandparents who were married that same year. Here is the favorite photo that includes their automobile properly decorated for the era:
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4 comments:
23 skidoo must be on the other side. Cool picture!
Jon: I've thought the very same thing. And it may have been written in Norwegian.
Wow... your grandparents were married in '25... my parents were married in '30...
What a great photo of them!!
~shoes~
shoes: It was a "shot-gun" wedding that lasted well over 50 years until my grandfather's death.
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