Accidental word art

The original comment said more, but less is more fun.

Toy stroller, WWII camp

Alicia Gonzalez wrote "Hi Sandra!
While looking for vintage pictures of girls playing with dolls, I saw this one."

It's from the photo archive website of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the caption says: "A young Jewish DP girl poses with a doll and toy stroller in the Feldafing displaced persons camp. Pictured is Reisele Kirkel."

It may be a toy stroller, but it has a lot in common with a wheelbarrow. If anyone happens to find a photo of this or a similar "stroller," or sees one somewhere, pleaes leave a note! With two front "feet," stands, it might have one wheel, or two, or perhaps even none.

The photo is a link. Other info: Feldafing, [Bavaria] Germany, 1946 - 1947

Barnum Barrows

From the production of Barnum touring the UK, photos of one of the wheelbarrows back stage:







Through a string of connections mostly involving unschoolers, and one thing leading to another, Janine Davies' friend John Stacey, who's playing the Ringmaster/Bailey, sent wheelbarrow photos.

I saw the show in Chichester in 2013, and I was excited about the scene with all the wheelbarrows, because I'm easily excited. Thank you, John, for the close-ups.

India, Pune, by Holly

Quickie photo by Holly Dodd, Pune, Maharashtra, India, December 2014.

Cats don't know

The wheelbarrow, still inside from a photo shoot for this post, mystifies cats.

Grabby Crabby Barrow

Holly and Sam in Grabby Crabby outfits, in a wheelbarrow we've seen here before! Photo by Julie Daniel, January 17, Molesey.

Previously in this wheelbarrow: Dinosaurs and a jack-o'-lantern (click through to original posts):

More from the photo-shoot of January 17, by Janine Davies (as are the two previous photos above):