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Absolutely stunning ! That's really made my day. She's gorgeous.

Superb pictures Gaz...Geena looks absolutely stunning.

The orange mac along with the clear pants is fabulous...plus she's got a gorgeous smile.

LOL I should really double check what other people have written before posting a reply...didn't mean to copy you Macklovin

The choice of rain bonnets, the style of macs the black and white photo and the old Ford Prefect take me back to the late 50's/early 60's when I was first getting excitement from plastic raincoats. My mother had a red translucent mac with a bonnet, and my father had a Ford Popular, very similar to the Prefect. Almost all women wore translucent plastic macs and they were available everywhere, the era of Pakamac, sold in every Woolworths.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, happy days

Hmmm. Very exciting.

Fabulous photos with a gorgeous young lady.
Very atmospheric too - she certainly knows how to wear a mac.
The purple mac shot from above was my particular favourite ,but
they are all brilliant.
Thanks for posting them.
P.S. Not too much of a fan of plastic macs - I really prefer rubber ones
but your photos are just so good that I had to comment.

Just seen these pics for the first time on return from holiday. That's how to make an old man feel very happy/a happy man feel very old. Wouldn't mind returning to the late 1950's myself, provided I could take with me all that I know now and maybe join a different family-with, say, a younger mother and the older sister I never had. Would do a lot of things differently.

Thanks for the pics, Gary. (Can't believe I haven't said this until now.) Geena does look great in them.
I remember my first girlfriend wore a clear see-through plastic mac in 1960, but not very often. It was used for sudden Spring showers. I did get to hold her in it in the rain once, though. The thrill of feeling her encased in the wet mac (with attached hood worn up) was stupendous.

Domino

Hi Guys

Cheers for the comments, Its great to get some nice feedback.

I'm in the middle of sorting out the new unit at the moment but when the dust settles (there is a lot of dust at the moment) I will get round to posting some more pics of Geena.

Gaz

Hi Gaz,

I'm told a very good cure for dust is damping down, so maybe a few models, suitably dressed of course, spraying water might do the trick

Of course if that doesn't work it'll still be fun

Good luck with the work load you have in front of you

Cheers

Ray