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Sunday at the Park

Submitted by Mvsman on Mon, 12/19/2011 - 9:25am.
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Griffith Park, Traveltown, in the late '50s. This is still a Southern California landmark, near the famed Los Angeles Zoo. This is an area dedicated to old railroad cars and locomotives. From the left: The former notorious LA sports team owner, moi, Mom, Grandma and Grandpa. Both of the older males were featured in a few of my previous pictures. My Dad, as usual, was the cameraman. This December as he struggles with dementia, I hold our memories close. View full size.

Griffith Park, Traveltown, in the late '50s. This is still a Southern California landmark, near the famed Los Angeles Zoo. This is an area dedicated to old railroad cars and locomotives.

From the left: The former notorious LA sports team owner, moi, Mom, Grandma and Grandpa. Both of the older males were featured in a few of my previous pictures.

My Dad, as usual, was the cameraman. This December as he struggles with dementia, I hold our memories close. View full size.

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Skinned knees

Submitted by Mvsman on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 11:38pm.

Vintagetvs: I had many a skinned knee. Later when I was 9 or so, my latest skinned knee needed several stitches. I had skidded off my bike on an evening ride with my friends and I walked the bike back home. I kind of remember going to the local clinic and getting sewed up. I still have that scar on my knee.

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A ubiquitous part of childhood

Submitted by Vintagetvs on Fri, 01/20/2012 - 10:34pm.

The skinned knee!

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Colorful 1950s

Submitted by tterrace on Fri, 01/20/2012 - 10:08pm.

I don't know how I missed this one. It practically leaps off the screen. I want your mom's shades, too. Best wishes to your dad!

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