New Old Film Challenge #251 'Childhood Memories'

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Childhood Memories
People, places, toys, pets, anything that reminds you of childhood

As usual the following rules apply:- Must be taken by you- Must be on film- Must have been taken, developed and scanned prior to the start date of this challenge.- Discussion in the discussion thread (link below) rather than this Entries thread, please.
Please include details of the camera, lens, film etc and anything else of relevance if you can possibly remember that far back.

Entries until 10am on Sunday 5th January 2025. Then a voting page will be opened.

Please keep all discussion and comments in the "new old film discussion thread" https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/t...discussion-thread.698995/page-21#post-9521968
 
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I'm old enough to remember the thrill of these noisy monsters from my childhood days before my folks could afford a car, and I'm right back there when I see, hear and smell one now. Nikon F80, Tamron 28-75, Kodak Gold, Filmdev. January 2020.

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I remember as a child, in a flat at Hampstead, and with my parents short of money spent sundays looking out the window watching people go by and sometimes for a treat a bus ride:- and this was part our view:- erm dunno how to remove white border trying Photoshop 2022
scanned 2 1/4 sq contact print erm not Rollei but.....o_O
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I have edited the opening page to extend the closing date to 5th January. Hopefully Santa will be bringing film scanners to some of you.
 
I have edited the opening page to extend the closing date to 5th January. Hopefully Santa will be bringing film scanners to some of you.
Film Scanners from Santa won't matter since the shot must have been taken, developed and scanned before the start date of the challenge................. :oops: :$
 
Film Scanners from Santa won't matter since the shot must have been taken, developed and scanned before the start date of the challenge................. :oops: :$

.... and a time machine
 
I'm feeling lucky, despite not having entered yet, because the closing date is my birthday!
 
Sometime in the Summer, maybe when I was about ten years old, my grandfather took me, my elder sister and brother to walk up Pendle Hill.

I have no idea why he chose to do this. We travelled by bus from Keighley (Yorkshire Traction bus services), via Colne to somewhere close to the hill. I don't remember where we started. This shot was taken by me with my Brownie 127 at the trig point.

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My grandfather told me later that the walk up nearly killed him; he only had one fully functioning lung after having been shot in the chest on the Somme. He served in The Duke of Wellington's West Yorkshire Regiment After his injury he worked in The Labour Corps.

Strangely, in this picture, he is not wearing his flat cap.

No idea of the film type.
 
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