Backs Turned, Bodies Lost to Grassy Hill, Lighthouses, Late 19th Century Paper Print Cyanotype woman in brown dress I'd call this great old

I'd call this great old tin and wood toy candlestick telephone a teaching toy--and increasingly so

and to my mind a homemade mousetrap is compelling in a similar way to a bee box--an individualistic and often make-do solution to the problem at hand

all the more so for missing an ear on one side of it

I'm very tempted to keep this one for myself

Backs Turned, Bodies Lost to Grassy Hill, Lighthouses, Late 19th Century Paper Print Cyanotype woman in brown dress I'd call this great oldThe lighthouse pictured here is Cape Neddick Lighthouse (aka "Nubble Lighthouse") in Cape Neddick, Maine, completed about 1880. (Lots about that history here. ) There are plenty of photos of it out there, historic and contemporary, but none I've found that portrays a sense of this grassy expanse from which one might look up at it. And for me it's all about that perspective, with only the heads and shoulders of this seated pair visible, their bodies