Bouncing baby
A beautiful carriage pram, much sought-after in some quarters nowadays. I've just finished reading a book about life in Britain in the Second World War, in which I discovered that there was a great shortage of prams and pushchairs. A pram like this would have been snapped up immediately.
Or perhaps not when you see its occupant.
Even in Oz!! I still have one somewhere in a daughters shed.I think we had paid for it when the 4th child was born! Great for bouncing over rough farm paddocks to get them to sleep.
ReplyDeleteNot sure about the pig!!
Oh, your second photo certainly surprised me! The pram is lovely and my daughter was able to find one in the US which was in very nice shape for her first baby. Compared to the little "umbrella strollers" out now, it seems almost like a car and quite sturdy!
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I wasn't expecting that second photo!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly caught me off guard with that one! Looks perfect for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteGosh, Edinburgh has its little surprises, doesn't it? I guess it is not as formal there as I was thinking. (I looked up SassyStryker).
ReplyDeleteEek! What a shocker! If I were walking by, that would totally make me jump out of my skin lol
ReplyDeleteI looked up SassyStryker and also got a shock!
ReplyDeleteLoved the UNexpected turn your post took with that second photo!!
ReplyDeleteI looked up SassyStryker.com but don't get the connection between that and the pig??
ReplyDeleteYou made me laugh out loud! I remember my mother had two of these stored in our basement when I was a kid. This one is a beauty (inside and out!)
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