My wife and I often went to this homey, old-fashioned diner for breakfast when we lived in Pennsylvania. I miss it. I also miss the fall foliage in the area.
Have a great weekend!
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"Street photography is a genre of photography that records everyday life in a public place. The very publicness of the setting enables the photographer to take candid pictures of strangers, often without their knowledge."
7 comments:
ah ils ont l'air très contents de se retrouver en tête à tête ces deux là ;-)
des photos dans la photo * intéressant !
I'm liking the vintage pictres on the wall.
I grew up on Pinion Street in Pinecrest in trevose. We were the family that bought the house when it was built in a new neighborhood. I attended neshaminy schools, proquessing elementary which I understand has had a name change unfortunately. I remember when the township building which was also the town library was on bustleton Pike in a giant old Victorian building! The Buck hotel was further out bustleton Pike, a short distance. And of course that shopping center right? There was a big part of my childhood. When I grew up. There were fields and woods between the school and Pinecrest. And as I grew up, the woods became a narrow strip. What used to be at Giant swamp? Almost where we kids could have great fun, at the great empty fields around the school became apartment complexes. Thanks for the memories!
Poquessing elementary
We watched John Glenn and the other early space flights on black and white TVs wheeled into our classrooms for the occasion. The school was also where the first sugar cube polio vaccines were given out to the public and of course we were in line there for that. The middle school right next door was built just in time for us first kids at the elementary school to attend Middle School. I think it was called Junior high. At that time. Many went on to neshaminy high School with its dominating football team. We moved back towards the city. I attended Northeast and was one of the first kids in the parkway program
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