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The Adelaide Oval Cricket Score Board. Very old fashioned, dating back to 1911. On four levels and manually operated by a team of people. The Fourth Test between Australia and India is going on now.
While we are at it, Happy Australia Day and Happy Republic Day in India.
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good catch for the theme... hope you'll visit mine too!
ReplyDeleteVery old fashion indeed! good hunt for this week's theme. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove the scoreboard!
ReplyDeleteGood idea for the old fashioned theme. That's a good shot of the old score board and amazing how it's manually operated. Happy Australia Day to you and Happy Republic day in India. I didn't know either of those were today. Have a good one!
ReplyDeleteWow! Manually operated?? That is pretty impressive!
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Very cool old Score Board!! Hey a very happy Australia day to you. Love the patriotic hat!
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of Wrigley Field in Chicago. :)
ReplyDeleteCome visit my Old Fashioned photos if you get a chance. :)
I love that scoreboard. So much more charachter than an electronic one. Happy Austraalia Day!
ReplyDeleteexcellent post, Happy Down Under day.
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my photo hunt...
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I think cricket itself must be an old fashioned game--even when it has a modern score-board. It obviously has never caught on here in the US. I do know a couple of peopel who play crickett, but they had to go to Canada to play when they lived here, and they moved back to Pakistan. (Of course, one of them is ten years old.)
ReplyDeleteNice choice for The Hunt. so many interesting pictures of "old-fashioned" it's been a fun day.
ReplyDeleteHi!Thanks for sharing about India and Australia.
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the theme!
ReplyDeleteI thought that the other day when you posted the picture of the scoreboard. Very old fashioned :) Happy Australia Day. Two holidays in a row, how lucky are you.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a great set of old-fashioned photos. I love the old cricket scoreboard :D
ReplyDeleteHappy Australia Day. I'm sure the Australian community here in Phnom Penh are celebrating today.
Happy Photo Hunt & Happy Australia Day!
ReplyDeleteExcellent choices for this week's hunt. My "old fashioned" is here.
ReplyDeleteAdelaid scoreboard - yes. Thought you might have had a go at women's hats, Jocko.
ReplyDeleteIf you fossick through my Pictures of Wales, you will find pics I took years ago on a Box Brownie.
ReplyDeleteThis has started me wondering just how many cameras I have owned. One of my favourites was an Olympus Pen half-frame.
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Happy Australia Day, Colin. Haven't seen a scoreboard like that in a long time!
ReplyDeleteHmm that is interesting..great take for this week theme..;)
ReplyDeleteMine is here take a peak if you have time..;) Happy Photo Hunting!!
A belated Happy Australia Day
ReplyDeleteOn January 26, 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip guides a fleet of 11
British ships carrying folks to the colony of New South Wales,
effectively founding Australia. After overcoming a period of hardship,
the fledgling colony began to celebrate the anniversary of this date
with great fanfare.
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