April 16, 2013
It was a time when children looked like miniature adults.
Near Kaunas, Lithuania, about 1918. My Dad's older cousins, Vytas and Henry, give horseback riding a try. I don't know who the girls are, but I assume they're sisters—like the brothers, they wear matching ensembles. Their little, booted feet don't even reach the stirrups. If I learn the girls' identity, then I will update this post.
Thanks to my Kaunas Cousin for making this photo available to us.
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2 comments:
You were raised to carry on the family's traditions.
Family was everything back then.
We could use some of that now.
Actually, we could use a lot of that now.
Thanks, edutcher.
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