Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
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Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
"Armidale Kempsey Road Bullock Drays 1920s, another photo from John Caling, this time a family shot on the Armidale Kempsey Road on the way to holiday at Port Macquarie." It's interesting how much life looked the same in many parts of 6the world in the Model T era.
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I wonder what the reason for stopping and taking this photo was.Rich
When did I do that?
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Re: Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
After two pots of coffee in the morning before the trip they had to stop sometime!
Looks like a tent in the upper left corner by the telegraph pole.
Looks like a tent in the upper left corner by the telegraph pole.
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Re: Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
….and they also lost kerosene fonts back “in the day”
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Re: Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
Notice the car facing the camera has a different radiator than the cowl. Looks like it might be a 26-27 High radiator originally nickel plated.
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The front fender and hood former says that is a heavily used 1915/'16 runabout with the much later radiator!
Wonderful photo.
Thanks all.
Wonderful photo.
Thanks all.
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Great photo !! Where is this ?!? "Bullock drays" ?!? Not an ox team in sight. 

Get a horse !
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Is it an optical illusion, or is the car facing the camera, right hand drive?
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Re: Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
The reason for the stop - RnR. There is a tent pitched on the left and possibly another towards the right.
The past is a great place and I don't want to erase it or to regret it, but I don't want to be its prisoner either.
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Re: Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
It does look like a steering wheel on the right and the horn is also on that side.
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Re: Armidale Kempsey road 1920s
This is New South Wales, Australia. Port Macquarie is still a holiday destination.
It looks like the two guys in the middle have slouch hats and puttees covering their lower legs so they are possibly ex Army.
This area had a lot of timber harvesting at that time. I’ve got an interesting timber-getters marking hammer that came from here. If I can find it I’ll post a photo.
http://newenglandaustralia.blogspot.com ... oad-1.html
It looks like the two guys in the middle have slouch hats and puttees covering their lower legs so they are possibly ex Army.
This area had a lot of timber harvesting at that time. I’ve got an interesting timber-getters marking hammer that came from here. If I can find it I’ll post a photo.
http://newenglandaustralia.blogspot.com ... oad-1.html