PhilJet09
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We could only be so lucky to find the love that you had. What a wonderful tribute you have shared of your soul mate. God bless you.
A few pictures. They will mean a lot more to me than to you, but you may like to see a little of her.
(Click on any image for a larger view, click on that for the original)
On our honeymoon. Just as I press the shutter release, she decides the view over the lake wasn't pretty enough.
One of the very first photographs I developed and printed. Taken about a year after we were married, this copy was in my wallet for many years.
With our son, a few weeks old
With daughter, aged about 3
On the London to Brighton veteran car run
On our (sorry, her) 40th wedding anniversary (long story about the pink paint)
On a holiday in Japan, we go into a wedding dress shop, where she wants to look at the various materials. The assistants insisted on dressing her up in a kimono, even though they knew we wouldn't be buying anything.
On the beach of one of the Galapagos islands. This is a fairly typical pose, staring out over water.
A lake in the Lake District National Park. There's that pose again.
With our granddaughter, who, a week before, she had delivered at the top of our daughter's stairs when daughter decided to give birth a little early and too quickly to get professional help.
Her 70th birthday, daughter cooks us a meal.
Teaching granddaughter to embroider at three and a half. Only eighteen months ago.
I might post up a few pictures of her embroidery to show off some of her skills.
A taster (we used this as a motif on her funeral Order of Service). The original is about 3 inches by three inches.
I'm in. Fly to Atlanta, stay a day or so in our home, and let Aunt Kelly and me introduce you to the finest combination of heat and humidity. Seriously, brother.Redfish Hunter posted: If you decide to schedule a trip for yourself to America I hope you know that there are FJR folks all over this country who would be honored to host you for a night or two, feed you and show you around. You don't need to be on a motorcycle to visit your motorcycle friends.
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