Little Uta (in short pants) says Hello to a friend
- Mum and Aunty hold onto Little Uta
- Little Uta loves the sandbox
On an outing with Grandma Olga, Mum, Aunty Ilsa and Uncle Adi
Grandma Olga holds onto Little Uta, Mum and Dad look on
Little Uta decides she can push the stroller
- It's all right to be pushed by Mum
- The flowers need some water
Aunty Ilsa’s little dog has to watch out not to get wet!
Uta loves to water the plants. Mum is looking on.
- Summer 1936: Uta enjoys the water. You can see the Oympic Rings on her bathers!
- Little Uta still enjoying the water
- Big Dad's leading little Uta out of the water
According to Mum’s journal we spent the summer holidays 1937 with Aunty Ilsa and Uncle Adi in a tent between Neu-Schleffin and Reval. We had driven there in their car, a ‘Wanderer’.
Splendid summer holidays during 1937
Uta loves to carry the loaf of bread to the tent
This is fantastic, Aunty Uta. You know, when people bring out photo albums I LOVE it!! I really love staring a long time at old photos, looking at people’s expressions, the backgrounds, the fashion, people in the background. I just love it. You look so sweet – really sweet
I loved you watering the flowers, although it looked like you were watering your dog! He’s so black, I wondered what it was at first. Precious!
Fantastic reply. Thank you so much Noeleen. It made my day.
Have you heard of shutterfly.com? Wonder if you can use it in Australia! You can,ake a book out of all these photos and gift it to your kids, one book each!
One book to each of the kids. Great idea. Have to find out what I can do about it. Thank you very much, Mary-Ann. Wishing you a good weekend!
You were a stylish little girl… love the photos.
Thank you, Eliz.
It really amazes me that these old pictures were well kept. It so nice to look at!
It is amazing! Mum kept all the photos in a big album. The album is pretty much falling apart now. But most of the photos look still all right. Thanks for stopping by, Nelson.
It’s like keeping them forever by posting them online! Great job, AuntyUta!