My grandfather, Bill Knutz, found himself a couple of special “hood ornaments” on one hot and sunny summer day in eastern South Dakota – his future wife, Lillian Christensen (right), and her cousin Ruth. This photo, taken in 1935, depicts a common scene at the farm of his parents, Will and Virta Knutz, where their teenage children would stop up the creek to make a “swimming hole,” which was popular with all of the young people in the area.
Wow! Fabulous photo! Ah, the simple times and life's simple joys. Thanks for sharing your photo in the COG!
ReplyDeleteLegs, legs and more legs. Thanks for the great snap.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I love those swimsuits! How fun to stop up the creek to make a swimming hole. Great photo! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTwo bathing beauties wedged between the headlights of what looks to be a vintage Ford. Love the pose.
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