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Tag Archives: Stewart
#Sepia Saturday 100th post celebrations
Alan who hosts Sepia Saturday, and the various contributors, are celebrating the 100th Sepia Saturday post today – Hurray! We’re all looking forward to the next 100 too Trying to keep with the theme of “100″, I rummaged in my … Continue reading
Posted in Great Granny's album, Sepia Saturday
Tagged Great Granny's Album, Hardie, Sepia Saturday, Stewart
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Little girls – Sepia Saturday
The theme this week is (as usual) open to interpretation, so keeping with Great Granny’s album, I’ve chosen a rather tattered and creased (well-loved) old picture of my Granny and her sister as girls – it’s the earliest one I … Continue reading
Posted in Great Granny's album, Sepia Saturday
Tagged Great Granny's Album, Sepia Saturday, Stewart
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Up a Tree K.I.S.S.I.N.G? – Sepia Saturday
I picked a random photo from Great Granny’s album for this Saturday. It is dated around 1928, and again, we have Granny messing about with her pals, the Hardie boys. Granny graduated from the “Edinburgh School of Cookery and Domestic … Continue reading
Posted in Great Granny's album, Sepia Saturday
Tagged Granny up a tree, Great Granny's Album, Hardie, Sepia Saturday, Stewart
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Lost without trace – Sentimental Sunday
I had no idea who this dashing young airman was until Auntie told me “that’s your Granny’s brother, James. He was in the Air Force and went missing in World War II around the time Great Grandpa Stewart died”. I … Continue reading
Posted in Great Granny's album, Sepia Saturday
Tagged airman, Bomber Command, RAF, Stewart
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1940 see-saw for Sepia Saturday 66
The excited little girl standing beside the see-saw is Auntie, and the boy facing her is Dad. The lady at the opposite end is, I think, my Granny. Despite the suit and the sensible shoes, she obviously liked a shot … Continue reading
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Tagged Dirleton, playground, see saw, Stewart
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Sepia Saturday picnic with the Hardies
Picnics in Scotland usually require travel rugs, but look at all the equipment Granny (on the right with the lavish bow) and her pals took with them in the late 1920′s! Besides a couple of baskets of food, there are … Continue reading
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Tagged Hardie, old photos, picnic, Stewart
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Family hedge not family tree?
Another couple of pics from Granny’s photo album – nothing noted on the rear but the photos around them in the album are dated 1928. Notice how The Guy with the Hat’s legs are buckling under the strain. The cheeky … Continue reading

