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# Posted: 13 Jul 08 12:37
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Hi everyone,
It seems to me that we do not always acknowledge the largest repository of wisdom in our world. Here is an opportunity to do so! I'm just off to find a few photos to get the forum going! Back soon and happy woophing! - Vic.

# Posted: 13 Jul 08 13:23
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This is my Aunt Kath, avery vibrant woman although she looks a little pensive here. Activist from way back! Must go now but will return, hopefully to a few more shots! Next I'll find some shots I am thinking of from other woophy members.

# Posted: 13 Jul 08 18:34
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Hi Vixstix,

Nice topic!

This is my grandfather. He's 95 and always full of strength and joy!

Regards,

Pedro.




# Posted: 13 Jul 08 22:11
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These people realy have to be respected.
They did the most difficult job in the world. Raising me.
They almost made it.




# Posted: 13 Jul 08 22:13
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oh, I forgot, my dad is 85 and my mom 73.

# Posted: 13 Jul 08 23:21
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This is Bibber, Bibber is my sisters modther in lor and is an fantastic person of here ages.

# Posted: 14 Jul 08 10:36
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Pedro, What a fantastic image of your grandfather. He has a very beautiful smile.

# Posted: 14 Jul 08 10:38
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Trudy, thanks for this image. Your parents look like they are at a family banquet and your father is ready to start eating! From your images, I'd say they've done a fine job bringing up a joyful and aware citizen of the world!

# Posted: 14 Jul 08 10:40
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Steen, these are truly joyful portraits! Bibber seems to be a very vibrant character! Thanks

# Posted: 14 Jul 08 20:51
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come on guys get a grip

# Posted: 15 Jul 08 06:36
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Great topic,hope to get in befor it ends,So many take so much for granted.

# Posted: 15 Jul 08 09:44
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my mother and her best friend - such a great people

# Posted: 23 Jul 08 09:14
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I will assume from valphry's comments that replies within thread are unwelcome.Do wish she had contributed with image of her own!




Ok, guys, back on the straight and narrow!
3 pics of my now departed dear Uncle Perce to show how that window and a little camera shake can produce some unexpected although not altogether unsuccessful results! What do you think?

# Posted: 23 Jul 08 10:05
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For those who are interested in this thread, you will be proud of me. I have done a woophy search with key word 'old' and found some treasures! So as not to overload you, I will post a few a day.
Here's the first one and I simply love it! It is sad to note that htough he is labelled as the oldest man in the village , he looks quite young. Image by HeLa- title "Oldest Man In the Village" from Hluhluwe, Sth Africa


By Raguraman, for your inspirational pleasure-



and finally for today, a little twist on the theme, by Femke van der Harst,-




See you soon Vic!

# Posted: 24 Jul 08 04:24
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With regard to the picture above, Femke, added extra impetus to the theme by letting us know that the turtle in the picture above is at least 150 years old! Let's hope that it is still going strong!

Well I have been busy again, and have been given permission by the artist to show you-
By Matz
and this one from PeterI, who spent time with this Parisian and was only permitted to take one image of him
Taken by Jelle Wietse.

And finally for today, this beauty from Steve L

# Posted: 24 Jul 08 11:49 - Edited by: Ormond
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Here is one that is a little different. The hand of an 80 year old nun who brings light to all those around her. Twice a day every day she lights the candles for prayer. A kind and gentle woman who has given her time and help to me when I needed it.

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