Mrs. Fidel Romero proudly exhibits her canned food. New Mexico c1946. Source is the Smithsonian Magazine.
Mrs. Fidel Romero proudly exhibits her canned food. New Mexico c1946. Source is the Smithsonian Magazine.
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plotthick
Great googly moogly, that is a lot of labor. Literally thousands of hours of skilled labor. Her family will survive the year.
toopc
1946…The Romeros were ready for an atom bomb.
humanbeing1979
That top right shelf is making me nervous. All it takes is one little peg to break for all that work to come crashing down. Please say it didn’t happen and that she is still eating her peaches and tomatoes and minced meats till this day.
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Great googly moogly, that is a lot of labor. Literally thousands of hours of skilled labor. Her family will survive the year.
1946…The Romeros were ready for an atom bomb.
That top right shelf is making me nervous. All it takes is one little peg to break for all that work to come crashing down. Please say it didn’t happen and that she is still eating her peaches and tomatoes and minced meats till this day.