Sepia Saturday 251: 25 October 2014
Alan from from Sepia Saturday says: Marilyn chose this splendid image from the Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Centre . She suggested as possible theme interpretations - bobbies, bellies, bums and brushes - but one could keep the alliterative pendulum swinging by adding beards. Well, as per usual, I am going to break the non-existent laws of Sepia Saturday by NOT following the prompt and carrying on in my own sweet way. Those bobbies are looking back at me as I jay-walk through my latest digital acquisitions. Here is a photo of yet more WW1 soldiers. Last week I posted about Roy Duncan. Here we have a photo of Alex Duncan. I'm sorry but I don't know whether he is the chap on the left or the right but I'm going to guess the one on the right as the Duncans tend to be tall chaps. Alex was the third son or fifth child of seven born to Alexander Duncan and Julia O'Sullivan. He was born in 1891 and the old...