A farmer's boy

Evening all,

I love this photo and it's sort of epitomises the ethos of blip for me.

It's a photo of my long gone father in law as a child with his brother.

I wonder what he was thinking, what his dreams, aspirations, desires were at that moment,

and if you could've taken his hand and guided him through his life, like a latter-day Virgil with Dante,
shown him his victories and failures, his triumphs and his tragedies, would he have hesitated, or said 'yes, that'll do.'

Life well lived,

and that's the ethos of blip that I loved

Night all


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