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I think the old style kitchen utensils are charming. I like this photograph a lot.
ReplyDeleteHmm...a lot of slow cooked foods must have been cooked here :)
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ReplyDeleteGreat photo Colin. Makes me really appreciate that I wasn't a cook under those primitive conditions.
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ReplyDeleteI like to see how people in the past lived. This is cool!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Colin. THere are people who would pay a fortune for an old ashioned range. Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteGreat atmosphere in these old kitchens with open fires and usually black and large utensils! Wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot. It's a place I'd love to visit -- but I'm too spoiled by modern conveniences to want to stay.
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Looks like a lot of work to me. I've cooked in kitchens like that.
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Reminds me of Red Riding Hood days!!
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