Charlie and the Check-out Girls
Also Cambridge Sainsbury's 1976.
I'm surprised I wasn't thrown out of the store! I was once asked to stop taking photos in M&S but I don't think I was asked to leave.
posted by Andy at 9:43 am
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Also Cambridge Sainsbury's 1976.
I'm surprised I wasn't thrown out of the store! I was once asked to stop taking photos in M&S but I don't think I was asked to leave.
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9 Comments:
These seemingly mundane photos of life inside a supermarket are actually quite fascinating. These are the kind of photos that will be looked at many years hence, and named" Reminiscences of a bygone age. The supermarket and it's people" !
I have never thought of taking such photos but I am rather tempted to do something similar.
BTW, who is Charlie? Rather good looking!
What are those machine thingies in the background. Can't make them out.
You won't see this comment here will you? I'll post a couple more to make you notice the number's changed!
And another one....
try another...
how about taking it up to 5 - you may notice that!
sorry - you'll be disappointed when you see it's only one emessgae really!
I do remember the brown paper carrier bags with the slogan on though. That's nice and clear in the photo. that girl looks rather bored though. You'd think she'd be smiling at Chatlie since he's rather nice....
Oooops Charlie not Chatlie! Perhpas I shoudl raed before i clink on Publihs - sounds so posh deosn't it!
thanks for all those extremely interesting comments Jane :-P
I think those machines might be change dispensers but not sure
thanks for your comment Carole, Charlie is a friend from university days - another mathematician!
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