I hadn't expected the harsh modern buildings on the left.Lucy
Oh dear, that makes me feel really old! Wish I'd kept some of my clothes from that era though...
Doesn't look like mini skirt weather here!
I'll have to fish through my mom's old stuff if it does come back! Love you photo :)
Oh, those red umbrellas certainlhy are eye-catchers, aren't they! The arch in the background sets off the whole photo nicely!
Just wanted to wish you a very happy Easter time, Mo! British rain, apart.
I love this photo, but I say a HUGE NO to the bell bottoms. Once in my lifetime is enough.
Thanks for sharing the news about Mary Quant. I look forward for more info.later...:-)
Love the red umbrella - I visited Carnaby Street in the late 60s - don't remember much about it though.
I was way too young to appreciate the 'swinging 60's', so maybe I can be a middle age hippy!
Cool street. Even in the rain.
The terrible thing, reading this post, is that I was there ... (almost) 50 years ago! :-)
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I hadn't expected the harsh modern buildings on the left.
Lucy
Oh dear, that makes me feel really old! Wish I'd kept some of my clothes from that era though...
Doesn't look like mini skirt weather here!
I'll have to fish through my mom's old stuff if it does come back! Love you photo :)
Oh, those red umbrellas certainlhy are eye-catchers, aren't they! The arch in the background sets off the whole photo nicely!
Just wanted to wish you a very happy Easter time, Mo! British rain, apart.
I love this photo, but I say a HUGE NO to the bell bottoms. Once in my lifetime is enough.
Thanks for sharing the news about Mary Quant.
I look forward for more info.later...:-)
Love the red umbrella - I visited Carnaby Street in the late 60s - don't remember much about it though.
I was way too young to appreciate the 'swinging 60's', so maybe I can be a middle age hippy!
Cool street. Even in the rain.
The terrible thing, reading this post, is that I was there ... (almost) 50 years ago! :-)
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