A number of traces of the not-too-distant past, seen in the Tatra mountains – a horse drawn carriage and a variety of old implements. Quite distant from our 21st Century vehicles, harking back to a slower pace of life…..
Linked to Paula’s Traces of the Past here
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Is this a picture taken at an outdoor museum?
I saw it at a cheese makers…..
A great slice of ‘modern-retro’, Sue. Lovely in B&W too.
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Modern retro?
My made-up term of course. I may be the only person who understands its meaning. 🙂 🙂
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I like the moodyand nostalgic feel of this post.
I didn’t set out to create that feel, Suzanne, but if it works for you, that’s great!
Visually beautiful. What treasures you found in the Tatras
Yes, for such a brief period of time, it came up with the goods!
So quaint and apt for this challenge. Lovely shot, Sue!
Thanks, Paula! Quaint’s the word!