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Ernest Illingworth Celebrates His Birthday Another Year
Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: LADDERS
Ernest Illingworth diving into the Springfield, VT pool on his birthday.
I'm guessing he is in his early to mid eighties here (in contrast to his 80th birthday shot below).
His body is less stout, the building behind has been modernized, and he's diving off the lower, rather than higher diving board.
I don't like to repeat, or near repeat, photos - but this was the ONLY vintage ladder picture I could find!
Ernest Illingworth diving into the Springfield, VT pool on his birthday.
I'm guessing he is in his early to mid eighties here (in contrast to his 80th birthday shot below).
His body is less stout, the building behind has been modernized, and he's diving off the lower, rather than higher diving board.
I don't like to repeat, or near repeat, photos - but this was the ONLY vintage ladder picture I could find!
Alan Mays has particularly liked this photo
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