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Lee Goult (17 months) smokes his cherrywood pipe, his father Allan Goult says he was
Lee Goult (17 months) smokes his cherrywood pipe, his father Allan Goult says he was smoking before his first birthday. 1971
Daily Mirror
mirrorpix
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
GL*508172
Media ID 21521346
© Mirrorpix
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the carefree days of the 1970s. Meet little Lee Goult, a mere 17 months old, who is seen here puffing away on his cherrywood pipe with an air of sophistication beyond his years. His proud father, Allan Goult, claims that Lee had already taken up smoking before celebrating his first birthday! This humorous snapshot captures a moment of innocent playfulness mixed with a touch of absurdity. It serves as a reminder that children have an incredible ability to find joy in even the most unconventional activities. The juxtaposition between such a young child and the act of smoking creates an amusing contrast that brings smiles to our faces. The image also offers us a glimpse into the social norms and attitudes towards parenting during that era. In today's world where smoking is widely recognized as harmful and strictly regulated, it's fascinating to observe how perceptions have evolved over time. With its vintage charm and undeniable humor, this photograph transports us back in time while reminding us not to take life too seriously. A true gem from Daily Mirror's archives, it encapsulates both the innocence of childhood and the lightheartedness prevalent in society during those groovy 1970s years.
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