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Two young Stronsay Limpets
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Two young Stronsay Limpets

two young limpets taken around 1938 note the vintage pram.
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Picture added on 27 April 2011 at 18:55
Comments:
I would say the pram comes from an earlier era.
Added by Neil Johnstone on 27 April 2011
Click to View Oh how I would like to think it is the same pram as in picture #951
Added by Steven Heddle on 27 April 2011
It looks similar Steven except that this one is updated with added 'suspension'
Added by Neil Johnstone on 28 April 2011
Just wondered if you had heard of these new daffodil tablets Colin

[??? - Steven]
Added by Jim Cooper on 28 April 2011
A pram such as that was much prized for its wheels. Many a one ended its days as a kert. They just don't make them like that any more!!

Added by Ann Sutherland on 28 April 2011
Twa right bonny bairns. Canna be fae Kirkwall.

[Colin's corrected the description, since it said they were from Kirkwall originally- Steven]
Added by Jim Cooper on 28 April 2011
When I was about 1 year old we had a pram like this.
It survived to the early years of the War. You could put messages (Shopping)under the floor of it, Very Handy for Mother. I will attach a photo of this pram later.
Added by Ian S. Carter on 28 April 2011
Is it Jim and Grace Cooper fae Cleat Ferm? oh I I think hid must be.
Added by John Budge on 03 May 2011
Would have thought this wis just a common pram. The dog wis called Tip.Wir parents get her as a wedding present fae Jeemie Maxwell o the Myres. Older Kirkwallians may remember him farming Tradespark. A good dog was very handy in them days when you had to let all the cattle oot every day for a drink during the winter
Added by Jim Cooper on 06 May 2011
My informative Wife told me that if you removed some of the floor of these prams, the Bairns could put the legs and feet in the hole.
Added by Ian S. Carter on 06 May 2011
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Stronsay

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