Archaeology Redux: Roll No. 3 or I found my "Mexican Suitcase"

[charjohncarter]

I've got 100s (probably over a thousand) of negatives from the seventies and eighties, and like you I haven't looked at the prints or the negatives for twenty years. A lot are of my kids but there has to be some goodies in there too. I'll start this weekend. Thanks, Rob, for the glass half full inspiration.

 

[robklurfield]

I'll be waiting.

I've got 100s (probably over a thousand) of negatives from the seventies and eighties, and like you I haven't looked at the prints or the negatives for twenty years. A lot are of my kids but there has to be some goodies in there too. I'll start this weekend. Thanks, Rob, for the glass half full inspiration.

 

[porktaco]

1. i love paley park

2. that side of what was then the continental illinois building (520 madison) was where a crane fell during construction and smooshed people.

3. love the upskirt photo of citicorp center

 

[robklurfield]

porktaco, thanks for helping with my addled memory. Indeed, Paley Park. Donated, of course, by Bill Paley of CBS and next door to the site of the Museum of Broadcasting, which I think eventually moved. I used nap in Paley Park during lunch to the sound of the great waterfall/fountain.

And, why not gaze up Citigroup's skirt? Especially these days.

The Continental Building... kind of red granite with slopping sides.

 

[charjohncarter]

Not a negative but probably Nicaragua 1971:

 

[robklurfield]

I like this.

Not a negative but probably Nicaragua 1971: