Wool

        Sheep were a critical part of every farm's economy, and Dad had quite a few shots of their flock. The first one below is from his earliest days, the notes in a decidedly "schoolboy" hand, but not sure who he was intending to send the photo to, possibly - going by the technical notes added - Eddie Vickery, the local schoolteacher who got him interested in photography to start with. ("Mrs" you'd guess was his mum!)


Mrs makes me farmwork so am sending it on to you.
Shows how tame sheep were before crutching.
(This was done in ink, but added in pencil...)
3 done in the Rajar enlardger made a better
 job than the one on weak neg.







(Dad on the first load of wool from the farm,
 going to Pygery siding)