This photo catches my attention every day as I scroll down to view the new posts. I think it's the casual, relaxed nature of the gent and the young lady; a rather candid moment captured in an era in which most photos are overly posed and quite "stiff"."summer 1908" is written on this one
A mint julep on the front porch in the late afternoon...
I don't see a Mint Julep, but I do see a cigar. Different substance, same result.
How did they get those zebras to work in tandem like that? They resist even being roped, I've read, and have nasty personalities with a tendency to bite.Lionel Walter Rothschild's zebra carriage as it appeared on the streets of London in 1894.... Now that's a horse of a different color.
Oddly, he used zebras to debunk the myth that they couldn't be tamed. Mind you, he had to harness them in order of dominance or they'd have kicked eachother and presumably him to death.
It seems so
Rabbis have good taste in headwear.Rabbis pray at the gravesite of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson -- photo credit: Adam Ben Cohen
And he has a little of that Charles Bronson look to him!
County Extension Agent on the right?
Checkin' out the chicken nuggets?
