The photo labeller did not look too carefully - piano has all it's keys, bit of tuning and it was probably alright. Good to see the hatted-children have not let the cyclone affect their dress standards and the hats must have been pinned on to stay put, judging by the fierce angle of the distant palm fronds.
"From left: Emily Tuttle in straw boater hat holds morsel, unidentified man with long gray beard, woman with striped ... Photo taken with Cyclone camera. ... www.pgmuseum.org/Tuttle/pe83f7~1.htm - 35k - Cached - Similar pages"
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The photo labeller did not look too carefully - piano has all it's keys, bit of tuning and it was probably alright. Good to see the hatted-children have not let the cyclone affect their dress standards and the hats must have been pinned on to stay put, judging by the fierce angle of the distant palm fronds.
It became a wind instrument.
I like the categories:
pianos
cyclones
storm damaged buildings
boaters (hats)
Port Douglas - Cyclones, 1911
I wonder how many more cyclone/boater combos there are out there.
"From left: Emily Tuttle in straw boater hat holds morsel, unidentified man with long gray beard, woman with striped ... Photo taken with Cyclone camera. ...
www.pgmuseum.org/Tuttle/pe83f7~1.htm - 35k - Cached - Similar pages"
That's a great link, Brownie. Thanks. Much poetry of the cataloguer at Picnickers.
Pebbly ground, low bluf
Emily Tuttle in leg-o-mutton sleeves holds fruit, Floyd Tuttle holds watermelon slice, Winnifred (moved) holds fruit, bare-footed Gladys holds watermelon slice.
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