It’s hotting up around here and I’m cooling down with a good old-fashioned Old Fashioned.
While I’m at it, I’ve been looking through some photos of old-fashioned things I’ve happened across on my travels…. like this vintage Kissel car in Wisconsin.
In Guatemala I spotted this chap transporting fuel the old-fashioned way…
and tried my hand at old-fashioned flirting on joggling boards in Charleston.
Have you got anything old-fashioned to share? If you would like to join in (everyone’s welcome!) here’s what to do:
- Create your own post and title it Travel theme: Old-fashioned
- Include a link to this page in your post so others can find it too
- Get your post in by next Thursday, as the new travel theme comes out on Friday
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xxx Ailsa
It is only the modern that ever becomes old-fashioned. – Oscar Wilde
I’m too old-fashioned to use a computer. I’m too old-fashioned to use a quill. – Christopher Plummer
Where's my backpack? 
That car looks really cool.
It was amazing, we were just passing as the owner was out cleaning it, getting it ready for a show. 🙂
Me? I’m also cooling down with and old fashioned… me! 😉
Haha, cheers, AJ!
I prefer a gin and tonic, but I love that truck and am glad I don’t have to carry wood that way!
janet
Yeah, that guy carrying all that wood was shocking, Janet, I couldn’t believe my eyes.
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Thanks for another great challenge, Ailsa! Here is my response: https://naomibaltuck.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/tempest-in-a-teapot/
Oh what a fabulous tour around Rye, Naomi, I almost felt like I was there with you! That harbor shot is gorgeous. xxx
Thank you, Ailsa! Rye is a very picturesque place–hard to take a bad shot!
For a long time, bartenders looked at me oddly when I ordered an old fashioned. Then they suddenly came back in style along with real (gin) martinis and Manhattans — a result of the TV show “Mad Men.”
The first time I tasted it was in Virginia, made by my friend’s dad. He made it super strong and it was so hot and humid I was probably a little dehydrated already, so after a couple of sips I was already woozy. Good stuff. 🙂
A nice set for Old Fashioned, Ailsa! I’ll see what I can find….
Looking forward to seeing what you come up with, Sue, it’s such an interesting subject. 🙂
It is, and could be interpreted in a number of ways!
uuuu, so challenging… (for me) 🙂 now I have to think…. if I have something corresponding among my photos.
got it, got it!!! 🙂
http://lessywannagohome.blogspot.be/2015/06/travel-theme-old-fashioned.html
I didn’t know there was a drink called ‘old-fashioned’. how funny. lovely colours and focus. wouldn’t mind sipping it.
How perfect for this week’s theme, Klara. Oh and yes, you must try an Old Fashioned sometime, preferably on a hot summer’s evening. 🙂
Three fabulous examples of old-fashioned – that loom is wonderful. 🙂
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I never knew they used to sell chips in tins. You learn something new every day. 🙂
My grandma got them all the time.. made sock puppets went to Amish and Hersheys’
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Ailsa, what is an Old-Fashioned? It looks enticing, but I have no idea. Love the car and the transport photo! Have a wonderful weekend. x
Here’s my take on this week’s theme: https://drieskewrites.wordpress.com/2015/06/19/travel-theme-old-fashioned/
Marion, it’s a cocktail, usually made with rye or bourbon, brown sugar, bitters, orange and a maraschino cherry. Mmm. Here’s a recipe: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2014/jul/17/how-to-mix-perfect-old-fashioned-cocktail I love your old-fashioned fireplace; the perfect spot to snuggle up with an Old Fashioned cocktail. maybe? 😉
The whole historic heart of Valparaiso, Chile, is old fashioned, which is why UNESCO named it a World Heritage Site…
How wonderful, what a riot of colour, I love it. I just adore that shot of the hairpin bend street with the skinny little houses. 🙂
It really is a colourful place. I could write a whole blog just about the murals… got loads more photos!
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Great theme! http://sangriastainedlips.com/2015/06/19/travel-theme-old-fashioned/
Fabulous photos, the brickwork on that abandoned building in Budapest is extraordinary. 🙂
Thank you!
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So many old-fashioned things to choose from for this theme. I have gone with a charming old-fashioned bridge 🙂 https://dormousetidings.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/travel-theme-old-fashioned/
Lovely tranquil photos, dormousetidings. I haven’t made it to Bath yet but judging by your photos I would spend an awful lot of time taking photos; it looks gorgeous.
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Ah yes, how wonderful, Drake, what a deliciously old-fashioned way to travel.
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Lovely shot, Sandra, do know if they’re still used as warehouses, or if they’ve been repurposed into living spaces?
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Lovely theme Challenge Ailsa . Your Old Fashioned looks an emminently desirable cooler for cocktail hour !
I’d missed your joggling board post so took a look …smiling here … there’s always a way to overcome obstacles 😉
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I like the old car, it would be fun to drive!
My interpretation is a bit different: https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2015/06/20/grinding-flour/
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Hi Ailsa, here is my entry:
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Old-fashioned and traditional seems close…http://wp.me/p1hCI2-4qk
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Dear Ailsa, this one could have gone in last week’s prompt too. https://almostitalian.wordpress.com/2015/06/21/old-fashioned-blankets/
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Love it! Here’s mine: http://brain.queenkv.org/2015/06/20/travel-theme-old-fashioned/
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Cheers! To a cool theme and your great photos. 🙂
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Hello again, Ailsa- here’s mine, some old fashioned lettering and signs seen on my travels (and none of them in museums!): http://suejudd.com/2015/06/21/old-fashioned/
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