Last week on the 18th March it was my 55th birthday. My sister travelled down in her campervan from Northland to spend the week with us, which was lots of fun. I took the week off work so one thing we did was visit our local historical museum named "Shanty Town". It's basically an old gold mining town set up to show how life use to be complete with old buildings such as a church, saloon, grocery store, train rides, gold panning etc. There in the saloon you can pay for photos to be taken by a photographer of you dressed up in old time costume.
On the left is me, the middle is my middle child who is 27 years old and transitioning from girl to boy and on the right is my sister. I think we all look amazing don't you?
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17 comments:
I love the photos. They look so true to the style then! Lovely times
You all really look amazing! What a fun birthday :D
You all really look amazing! What a fun birthday :D
What a nice location to celebrate your birthday! I like the picture. What a nice and atmospheric photo of the three of you.
Great fun.
Sharing time with your sister and stepping back in time at Shantytown Heritage Park must have made it truly memorable
Your sister is certainly modelling "attitude" in that first photo.😁 You guys look great.
First: Happy belated Birthday and to a great new year in your life and wow what a place to celebrate and such fun photos! More, please!
These are great photos! You all look so authentic. That must have been fun to do.
Looks like a fun place to visit! :)
...what fun photos!!!
The photos are fantastic--such a perfect match to the old-time style!
It really looks like you all stepped straight out of history.
What a lovely way to spend time together and make memories.
fun idea...
Looks fun!
Looks great, Loved it.
I love these "old timey re-enactment" photos! I used to have a good one of my sister and I taken many years ago but now I have no idea where it went to.
Families need printed remembrance like this. We were in Aukland in 2012 but didn't go through the museum. Nice town.
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