Riding the Ridge of the Rockies - 1926
Friday, November 24, 2023
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It would be fascinating to see the area today for comparison.
ReplyDeleteWow, John, that's a long time ago. My father wasn't even born yet back then.
ReplyDeleteI often think I would like to transport in time for a bit. I love these images.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of old photos. Nowadays we just speed through it in our wheeled boxes. I had to think of Yellowstone when I saw the first image, and I wasn't completely mistaken.
ReplyDeleteA long time ago, things sure have changed.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see the old photos.
You do have some interesting collections, John. Thank you for this look back.
ReplyDeleteHi John, so nice to visit, it's been awhile. I love learning American history through your story telling and photos. Great post!
ReplyDeleteWow! That was a long time ago.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for all the images.
All the best Jan
Funny how all this happened not too long before we were born.
ReplyDeleteHello John,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great old brochure. I like seeing the photos. People now would love to experience one of these rides and camping adventures. My niece and her family take a week long vacation at a dude ranch, to do similar activities. Take care, have a wonderful weekend.
Those photos from way back are fantastic. You've got quite the collection there, John. 👍👍
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
what a nice collection of old cards dear John
ReplyDeleteyour love for postcards is amazing and these bring us glimpses of time totally would have remained unknown otherwise :)
heartfelt happy thanksgiving friend to you and loved ones once again ! i am grateful to have you as kind blog friend indeed!
Hello John :=)
ReplyDeleteIt takes me a while to visit now that I visit less, but is always a pleasure to do so. I loved seeing all these old photos of how it used to be. I enjoyed the enlarged pictures of the homesteads, the people, ,and the magnificent scenery, however even the enlarged print was too small for my diminished eyesight, but it in no way diminished the
quality and interest of the pictures. Thank you for sharing more of your vintage collection of historic photos.
Best Wishes
Sonjia.