#pachmarhi — Public Fediverse posts
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I bought this intriguing silver plate tankard from a junk shop many years ago. The inscription reads
Jazz Band
Pachmarhi
March 1927.For years it puzzled me with its exotic sounding name. With the coming of the internet I learned that #Pachmarhi was a British colonial era hill station in India. There are so many images to conjure up with the situation of young folk far from home & living it up.
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I bought this intriguing silver plate tankard from a junk shop many years ago. The inscription reads
Jazz Band
Pachmarhi
March 1927.For years it puzzled me with its exotic sounding name. With the coming of the internet I learned that #Pachmarhi was a British colonial era hill station in India. There are so many images to conjure up with the situation of young folk far from home & living it up.
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I bought this intriguing silver plate tankard from a junk shop many years ago. The inscription reads
Jazz Band
Pachmarhi
March 1927.For years it puzzled me with its exotic sounding name. With the coming of the internet I learned that #Pachmarhi was a British colonial era hill station in India. There are so many images to conjure up with the situation of young folk far from home & living it up.
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I bought this intriguing silver plate tankard from a junk shop many years ago. The inscription reads
Jazz Band
Pachmarhi
March 1927.For years it puzzled me with its exotic sounding name. With the coming of the internet I learned that #Pachmarhi was a British colonial era hill station in India. There are so many images to conjure up with the situation of young folk far from home & living it up.