When I saw that this week's Sepia Saturday theme was WALK, this photo from my grandmother Sally's albums came to mind for me. One thing that has struck me when reading her old letters is that they walked a lot back in those days (and as I know the neighbourhood a bit, I also have some sense of the distances). This photo is a bit blurry, but I'm pretty certain that the man with his back to the camera is Sally's brother Nils; and in the trio of young women, it's Sally to the right. I also guess it's probably their sister Hildur to the left; while the one in the middle I suppose must be a neighbour or guest.
The image stands out from most photos in the old albums in that they're actually "on the move" and not standing still, posing. I think the photographer is probably my grandfather Gustaf, and the time might well be that last winter when they still lived at the farm (1929/30).
I'll let this photo be my only contribution this week, as I'm in the process of setting up a new computer, getting acquainted with Windows 11, and reorganizing my archives...
