Positively Pottering
East Midlands |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 11:21am
Where's my horse gone? |
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Radford kid
Coventry |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 12:07pm
It's like this officer, my horse was sick and we had a real big chicken at home, so big it could pull my cart. So I hitched it up and it was fine but it now looks like my big hen's gone, lol, hope you found it funny. Colin Colin Walton
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morgana
the secret garden |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 1:43pm
Officer says, maybe Tesco might know where your horse has gone. |
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 5:22pm
Thanks everyone for the funnies ! It was rather obvious wasn't it. Running out of horsepower. It makes you wonder what happened to the horse. They say a picture paints a thousand words. Thanks again. |
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dutchman
Spon End |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 5:45pm
On 14th Apr 2013 5:22pm, Dreamtime said:
It makes you wonder what happened to the horse.
There are at least two horses missing from the photo and the explanation is quite simple. The picture required a very long exposure and a horse could not keep still that long so they were removed from view to avoid a "ghost image" appearing such as that of the passing lad.
The two figures in the foreground have obviously been posed.
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 5:53pm
Cleverclogs, you have been doing your homework and I can see you have put a great deal of thought into that so you can have the coconut! |
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dutchman
Spon End |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 6:15pm
Joseph Wingrave - whose chemist shop can be seen in the picture - was one of the great pioneers of early photography.
We are extremely fortunate that he chose to live here:
Joseph Wingrave
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 6:53pm
Yes, I have seen that photo of him before. I can honestly say I think I enjoy viewing his old photos the most.
His street scenes are always interesting, thank you for that Dutchman. Actually, if you go back to the old photo do I see the two back legs of a horse between the wheels? What else could they be. |
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morgana
the secret garden |
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Sun 14th Apr 2013 8:05pm
They might be hames that attaches to the horse tackle, Dreamtime, two pieces of wood/metal |
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Dreamtime |
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Mon 15th Apr 2013 2:47am
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Radford kid
Coventry |
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Mon 15th Apr 2013 9:27am
On 14th Apr 2013 5:53pm, Dreamtime said:
Cleverclogs, you have been doing your homework and I can see you have put a great deal of thought into that so you can have the coconut!
Was that an intended pun, Dreamtime? Calling Dutchman Cleverclogs? Dutchman from Holland, clogs. Get it? Colin Walton
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Mon 15th Apr 2013 1:12pm
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Midland Red
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Sun 28th Apr 2013 12:00pm
From what I can see, Band Hatton shared no.8 High Street with United Counties Bank Ltd, so I would imagine that the present Yorkshire Bank building which you will find on Google Street View will be where your great-grandfather will have worked |
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dutchman
Spon End |
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Sun 28th Apr 2013 2:33pm
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Pippac
East Anglia |
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Tue 30th Apr 2013 9:28am
Thank you both very much, I will research further. |
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