With the help of the Flip-Pal Scanner scanning my Nan’s old photo album became a breeze. 272 photos and many, many hours later; the album is now completely digitised. After all the work, organising and labelling (some of which aren’t actually labelled yet – Mum, help!) I’m feeling a little lost. What should I scan and organise next? In the meantime, I’d like to share with you a few of my favourites.
My Mum (aged 1) with her birthday cake out the front of 111 Hay Street, Subiaco.
Perth City Skyline from Kings Park (1940s)
Christmas in Braybrook, Victoria (1960s)
The front verandah of the Harwood family home; 111 Hay Street, Subiaco.
Water feature at Kings Park – The Pioneer Women’s Memorial
My Pop, Reece Thomas Nicholson – Subiaco, 1940s.
Nan & Pop – Gwendoline Joyce Harwood and Reece Thomas Nicholson (1940s)
Finding Family 
Photo scannng and restoration can be time consuming but rewarding. You’re lucky to find albums to copy. Best wishes to you Jess.
I am very grateful (and lucky!) to have albums to copy. Though it is time consuming nothing beats that feeling when you’ve finally finished and every photo is digitised. 🙂 Best wishes to you too Neville.
Just think that was me with my birthday cake have turned 60 in August 2012 also the picture in the Braybrook house looked like there bowling pins at the back
Just had another look…it does look like someone received a bowling set for Christmas. Very cool! 🙂