In article <uce-86B28F.19521109022010@news.astraweb.com>, Harry Palms
<uce@ftc.gov> wrote:
> In article <00d8bcb5$0$10657$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>,
> "-C' 0-SM'oS," <oze@Zat.c0m> wrote:
>
> > I found my thoughts somewhat tinged with deep sadness re-viewing these
> > wonderful scans.
> > So reminiscent of the wonderful childhood I remember as a boy.
> > It caused me to stop and ponder why.
> >
> > Could it just be the passing of my own youth, and my own jealousy of those
> > still young. Maybe that thought's wrapped in there, but my own conclusion
> > was these wonderful photos captured all that is now seemingly missing
> > completely from the life of a modern child!
> >
> > I present Lothar Sauer: Jungen
>
> Can you offer a hint or two on the password please?
I can offer you something:
Did you know that *Jungen* is (idiomatically) German for "children"?
"Jung" means "young", and the "en" indicates plural. It's pronounced,
for English speakers (as I am), "yoongen", with a hard "g". If I'm
wrong, don't expect me to care. LOL
Just in case you are tempted to misread my hint, put your priority on
the German way.
Mover, from the hint-erland.
ps The photographer is named after a river.
I wonder if he could swim? LOL
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