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So it goes
~ Wednesday, May 1 ~
~ Thursday, March 7 ~
~ Thursday, November 22 ~
~ Wednesday, October 31 ~
Big Chief root beer stand, 1930s.
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~ Friday, October 26 ~
~ Tuesday, September 11 ~
Dark chocolate with sea salt.
Chocolate: Casa Bosques Branding: Savvy Studio.
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~ Friday, August 31 ~
A Ministry of Food lorry loaded with beef at Smithfield market, London, during the railway strike, October 1919.
(Source: avaxnews.com)
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~ Thursday, June 21 ~
Carrots on a stick was was the official wartime substitute for ice-cream, and some British children born just before the war didn’t discover what ice-cream actually was until the fighting had finished and rationing stopped.
The carrot on a stick was offered as the alternative when supplies ran low, because sugar needed to make ice-cream was one of the first luxuries to be hit on rationing, along with bacon and butter.
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~ Saturday, May 26 ~
Lenticular clouds - are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes, normally aligned perpendicular to the wind direction.
Due to their shape, they have been offered as an explanation for some UFO sightings.
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~ Saturday, April 7 ~
Easter 1940, British troops sample the delights of NAAFI hot cross burns. To some the Navy Army and Air Force Institutes was a godsend. To others it was a joke: NAAFI tea was even rumoured to lower a man’s sex drive.
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~ Monday, March 19 ~
A business card with a sweet treat for premium chocolate boutique chain Choko la by Draftcb+Ulka agency.
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~ Sunday, February 12 ~
Bowery man on the Bread Line at the Knickerbocker Hotel, Feb. 1915.
(Source: Flickr / library_of_congress)
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~ Saturday, February 11 ~
