Four skiers sunbathe in the snow in Sun Valley, Idaho, 1946.
Next to them is a spread of sliced white bread, olives, lox, and some sort of soup.
Photo by George Silk.
During World War 2, the Sun Valley resort was closed and used as a hospital for the U.S. Navy. The resort was reopened to the public in December 1946, which was when this photo was taken.
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Celebrate African Caribbean food with @andisn16, @Jimfam, @DenaiMoore
Discover the lives of two Black teachers: Beryl Gilroy & @jeffreykboakye
@DavidOlusoga joins Camden’s Windrush 75 celebration to reflect on David Pitt’s impact on society over the last 50 yearsComing up…
Celebrate African Caribbean food with @andisn16, @Jimfam, @DenaiMoore
Discover the lives of two Black teachers: Beryl Gilroy & @jeffreykboakye
@DavidOlusoga joins Camden’s Windrush 75 celebration to reflect on David Pitt’s impact on society over the last 50 yearsComing up…
Celebrate African Caribbean food with @andisn16, @Jimfam, @DenaiMoore
Discover the lives of two Black teachers: Beryl Gilroy & @jeffreykboakye
@DavidOlusoga joins Camden’s Windrush 75 celebration to reflect on David Pitt’s impact on society over the last 50 yearsComing up…
Celebrate African Caribbean food with @andisn16, @Jimfam, @DenaiMoore
Discover the lives of two Black teachers: Beryl Gilroy & @jeffreykboakye
@DavidOlusoga joins Camden’s Windrush 75 celebration to reflect on David Pitt’s impact on society over the last 50 yearsComing up…
Celebrate African Caribbean food with @andisn16, @Jimfam, @DenaiMoore
Discover the lives of two Black teachers: Beryl Gilroy & @jeffreykboakye@DavidOlusoga joins Camden’s Windrush 75 celebration to reflect on David Pitt’s impact on society over the last 50 years.
Bad hospitality: Working in Manchester’s bars and restaurants - and not getting paid for it
Our weekend read is an investigation several months in the making. By @jackdulhanty, @molssimp and @libbyelliott_.
https://t.co/eQGolZI8fv
Octaves Kitchen, Afro-Caribbean restaurant, is opening in 110 Stoke Newington High St (formerly Osteria Wolf Italian restaurant).
https://t.co/S7KN9VKA3x