Every week Sepia Saturday challenges bloggers to post based on a prompt. This week’s prompt is above. I’ve only seen sidecars in movies and I’ve always thought they looked fun. Here’s three sidecars I discovered in Flickr Commons.
Australian National Maritime Museum, Flickr Commons, 1910
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State Library of Queensland, Flickr Commons, 1922
Nationaal Archief, Flickr Commons, 1930
An alleyway in Melbourne
On Friday’s Cee challenges bloggers to post photos that depict ways, paths, roads, taken and not.
Here’s an alleyway in Melbourne filled with public art.
On Friday’s Cee challenges bloggers to post photos that depict ways, paths, roads, taken and not.
Here’s the entry to a temple in Kyoto, Japan.
Kathmandu, Nepal
Years ago I had a chance to visit Nepal, which I found colorful, delightful, spiritual and overwhelming. Here’s a street in Kathamandu.
On Friday’s Cee challenges bloggers to post photos that depict ways, paths, roads, taken and not.
Today I’m sharing a path in Australia in Victoria near the Grand Pacific Highway.
This week’s Sepia Saturday prompt inspired me to search the archives for photos with motorcycles. I found the three below which charmed me for different reasons.
The first man in Singleton NSW to get a motorcycle. He added the passenger seat himself. Source: NSW Library
Japanese American Boys with bikes 1909. Source: University of Washington
Chicago Water & Sewage Works. 1913. Internet Archive
How does the prompt inspire you? If you want to join, find a photo with a tent, a motorcycle or two or whatever strikes your fancy. To see more inspired entries, visit Sepia Saturday.
