A new discovery and one of my favorite photos of Dad. I love his serious expression as he cradles his new Leica camera. The date is 1947. He is about 22 years old.

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Anonymous said…
My dad was a childhood friend of bob babin, Tim smith.Igrew up near casey school.reading your dads memoirs was wonderful. it also helped me understand my own father as well.thanks for posting it on th net.Bob smith.
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