My submission for this weeks Sepia Saturday.
12/15/12
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Oh that's the best!
ReplyDeleteLeft to our imagination. Clever.
ReplyDeleteCan't see that there is anything of interest in the inside of his hat.
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteGood one! And the weather looks so warm and sunny.
ReplyDeleteLOL. Perfect choice.
ReplyDeleteNow what on earth can they be up to behind that hat? If they are anything like my relatives of the era - enjoying a crafty cigarette.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is perfect,
ReplyDeleteeven if these are playing coy,
unlike Alan's couple who was flaunting it.
Lovely scenery, away from everyone like that.
H-mmm...
;)~
HUGZ
A perfect choice for the theme, and so prim and proper, too. Nowadays there could an iPad in the hat.
ReplyDeleteLove Peter's comment about was so fascinating inside the hat"!!
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