> Hey all,
>
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> It's like walking into a movie, or a dream...or both.
> Paul
Or like walking into your past. I found photos by the camera I had as a
kid - the Kodak Baby Brownie Special. A perfect, indestructible, cheap
little camera, ideal for dropping, misplacing and all the other things a kid
does to a camera. This led me to another website where I printed off the
same manual of instructions I got with my Baby Brownie, containing the
instructions I largely ignored. I still have 2" X 3" photos I took with my
childhood camera of my friends, my dog, my parents, and everything else of
interest around me while growing up in a Canada far different from today -
and yet in some ways, still the same.
Bobcat - 29 Oct 2005 18:16 GMT
>> Hey all,
>>
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>> It's like walking into a movie, or a dream...or both.
>> Paul
> I still have 2" X 3" photos I took with my childhood camera...
Actually, I see in a website that the photos were even smaller - 1 5/8" X 2
1/2"!
> It's like walking into a movie, or a dream...or both.
Fascinating site, but someone should explain to the guy how to make
thumbnails for those of us without broadband ... jeez, that page took a
long time to load... maybe I'll drop him an email.

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