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    a glimpse into old Polish life back when mornings smell like warm bread and linen was pressed with an iron passed down through generations…
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    a glimpse into old Polish life back when mornings smell like warm bread and linen was pressed with an iron passed down through generations…

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    3. PeterRuf on

      I call bull on warm bred smell in the morning. If anybody made bread and used wood fired owen you know it takes hours. 🤣

    4. PeterRuf on

      I call bull on warm bred smell in the morning. If anybody made bread and used wood fired owen you know it takes hours. 🤣

    6. TomSki2 on

      I bet there were other smells, a little less nostalgia-inducing, like the night pot, and the hearty aroma of bodies bathed once a week.

    7. szudrzyk on

      This reminds me of my grandma when I was kid- the softest duvet I have ever touched, loud radio in the morning and the smell of scrambled eggs.
      It felt like the place out of time – you can stop and catch a breath. Those photos remind me of this , thanks for sharing.

    8. PsyMosfet on

      I just forwarded to my gf, as iam only only on reddit, but iam gonna show it to some of my friends and couple of photographers.

    9. Aprilprinces on

      We had to go to the outhouse to take a shit and beating the shit out the wife was “a domestic matter” that police wouldn’t touch with a long stick

    12. im_AmTheOne on

      Oh got I am glad we don’t have to iron linen anymore. Thankful for being able to bake bread in evening and still have it fresh in the morning as well but not having to iron linen it’s the biggest 

    13. throwaway56656666 on

      nice idealization but mornings probably smelled like shit (litteraly) and nights also probably smelled like shit.

    15. yanitrix on

      And the scent of smoke in the whole house because people back then didn’t use to build chimneys.