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Picture this: Jack Bohm got a little more than he expected when he purchased a vintage camera. Bohm bought the 1920s Kodak, which contained a roll of film. On it? A single shot, possibly taken in the 1950s, of a trio mugging it on a tractor. Katharhynn here, who enjoyed this photo very much. Seeing it put me in mind of a recent Facebook page I joined, which showcases photos of the seaside town in Wales where I went to graduate school. It is a joy to look at those photos and reminisce — although they also show what I missed. It's funny how you can live somewhere and only later discover you only scratched the surface. The cool part about history is you can also make it — who knows who will stumble across your old snapshots (or selfies)?
Anyway, here is the photo in question. Thank you, Mr. Bohm!
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Word of the day: Again, the "Words You Should Know to Make You Sound Smart" gives us a fun word. Why settle for calling someone a clown, when you can describe him or her as "hobbish"? It means "like a clown; foolish."
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