I wish we could all go back to gas and forget about nuclear!
In a modern apartment in NYC I am stuck with an electric stove. My blogger friend Mary Westring has a gas line to her building, so she chose a 1920s style gas stove to cook on! Lots of shadows here for the visiting photographer!
That's quite an old warrior! Great with the touch of shadow!
ReplyDeleteVintage then. Nice shot! Hope yoou can visit my entry too! Thank you and happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAll good cooks prefer gas. That's probably why I don't care either way. But cooking nuclear! That certanly hasn't reached Oz yet!
ReplyDeleteFantastic close up photo.
ReplyDeleteI, personally, prefer electric EVERYthing. I almost died when I was a teen with gas poisoning...electric is safer.
Shadows Fenced In
my Sunday Blog Post - stop by if you can find time.
Have a glorious day ahead.
There are nuclear stoves? (Just kidding!)
ReplyDeleteI ALMOST LOST MY SHADOW
I almost lost my shadow,
I left it in the park;
I heard my mommy calling,
For it was getting dark;
She has no use for shadows,
She thinks they are quite grim,
And when she saw my shadow,
She thought it was a “him.”
I had to educate her
And tell her it was “she”—
And now my faithful shadow
Is welcome as can be!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Shadows in the Barrio
solid old thing!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu
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What a great looking old stove, it must be a real trooper to still be around. I had an old gas stove at my apartment in Alaska, I loved it.
ReplyDeleteThis one certainly produced some wonderful shadows.