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Mousetoescamper

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6. Thanks!

Reply to multigraincracker (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 3, 2024, 11:04 AM

Apr 2024

Processing one's own film was still a part of the job when I first started working for community newspapers. When I left the business, film had gone the way of the Linotype machine.

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My first camera and one of my first photos [View all] Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 OP

Nice photo, and what a lovely piece of family history! niyad Apr 2024 #1

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 #5

Great photo and memory. multigraincracker Apr 2024 #2

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 #6

Wasn't that long ago, you could multigraincracker Apr 2024 #9

hahaha justaprogressive Apr 2024 #14

Beautiful! HAB911 Apr 2024 #3

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 #7

Beautiful bit of family history, my dear Mousetoescamper! CaliforniaPeggy Apr 2024 #4

Thanks and you're welcome! Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 #10

Wow! Fun. nt TeamProg Apr 2024 #8

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 #11

Wonderful photos, thanks for sharing. Grumpy Old Guy Apr 2024 #12

Thanks! If I could find 120 film I'd take it out of retirement. It's been more than 50 years. Mousetoescamper Apr 2024 #13