This chap looks as though he may be a travelling busker using a gramophone.
I have enlarged the placard on the donkey cart but still cannot read it.
A Donkey Serenade?
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A Donkey Serenade?
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Re: A Donkey Serenade?
I can't read the placard but that's definitely a G & T "Cockleshell" Monarch he's got there. I wonder where that is now.
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Re: A Donkey Serenade?
It could be the Edwardian equivalent of a youth racing around in a Corsa with his stereo booming ......
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Re: A Donkey Serenade?
Donkey looks like he has been cared for pretty well. Cart looks like it's been maintained too.
Well turned out and the gramophone is a nice addition too.
Well turned out and the gramophone is a nice addition too.
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Re: A Donkey Serenade?
I guess everyone has seen the ship 'drawing' on it .......
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