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Knorp
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pegelli
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Thanks Bart, never heard of him but a great historic documentation of the town where I was born
I only know about this Jacob Olle, but I don't think it's the same person
jotloob
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| gfx-50s | gf100-200/5.6 |
What a pitty , that the top is cut off .
Knorp
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I'm so sorry, but this is what I captured with the lens set to 200mm ...
biglouis
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MY SHOVEL
When we moved into our current house 17 years ago, built in the 1820s, I discovered two things left behind by the former owner in the cellar. One was about half a ton of coal and the other this shovel. I was a mere stripling of 48 back then and I spent several days shovelling and bagging the coal before taking it to the local recycling centre for disposal. I kept the shovel and it is my favourite tool. Made in a time when much effort went into the wooden handle and grip and the metalwork of the blade.
Now, I like my cordless, lithium battery powered Makita drills and my cordless Dremel, and even my two matched chrome vanadium adjustable spanners but none of these have a soul like my shovel.
Fujfilm GFX50R+Laowa 17mm iso160, f16 1/2 secs
When we moved into our current house 17 years ago, built in the 1820s, I discovered two things left behind by the former owner in the cellar. One was about half a ton of coal and the other this shovel. I was a mere stripling of 48 back then and I spent several days shovelling and bagging the coal before taking it to the local recycling centre for disposal. I kept the shovel and it is my favourite tool. Made in a time when much effort went into the wooden handle and grip and the metalwork of the blade.
Now, I like my cordless, lithium battery powered Makita drills and my cordless Dremel, and even my two matched chrome vanadium adjustable spanners but none of these have a soul like my shovel.
Fujfilm GFX50R+Laowa 17mm iso160, f16 1/2 secs
