Old pictures

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Any of you that are interested in old pictures might want to pay attention to what Angela’s working on with her Flickr Blog. When we saw those old pics in January we knew we had to get them home and get them scanned in, so that we would be able to digitally preserve them.

This is why I take pictures. So people will be able to see what I saw in my time. Getting to see what Angela’s great uncle and grandfather saw in their time through their pictures is very cool.

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