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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Love the rustic look
ReplyDeleteAnother fine one! I've read that many of the covered wagons were Studebakers.
ReplyDeleteYou wonder how many miles that one must have made in its life.
ReplyDeleteThe combination with the silo and the faint background of suburbs(?) is what makes it working for me. Well done!
ReplyDeleteNot a silo, but an oil tank, and not suburbs, but the Badlands of SD. Found this prairie schooner at a gas station in the town of Interior, SD.
DeleteThe olden days.
ReplyDeleteA fitting term.
ReplyDelete...it's hard to imagine travelling in it.
ReplyDeleteOld western movies this brings to mind.
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! It seems to be in surprisingly good condition - a treasured relic.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, that "anonymous" comment is mine - still having occasional trouble :(
DeleteWondering about its age...
ReplyDeleteI like this picture which reminds me the westerns i use to look at, when i was a child (Kwarkito)
ReplyDeleteNostalgia, historical… interesting image.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful black and white photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful black and white image, and iconic symbol of the west. Nicely done.
ReplyDeletebrings back memories from old western movies :)
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