Is that the result of being down under
2023 calendar shot .. oh, that’s right.Nice sun set pic of a sweet machine!
And it looks good as well!On the road to Snow Creek, only got as far as the village as the road to the upper parking area was gated for winter. I am liking the recently acquired 1200, the motor has loads of torque, and it is a very quiet ride compared to the Jota. (Southern California)
Not in production Rob…..Rags tried hard but no cigar!Nice one Hooksey
The Carberry must be a rare one, did they ever get it into production?
Well, there's two of us out there Hamish.But grinning like a Cheshire Cat, Paul.
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Fascinating when you come across old war time signs. We came across many of them when living in Italy , both German and allied. Also in Italy in many villages they have never bothered to plaster over the bullet and shell damage as long as it's not structural so you can trace the course of battles through the streets ( generally North ).Well, there's two of us out there Hamish.
Salt on the roads
Mud on the roads
0°C
God knows what petrol is in that tank but it has no lead and some ethanol.
But a grin from ear to ear.
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This one is in my village.
"Horse transport this way." Not sure when that dates from. Either WW1 or the retreat of the BEF and the French towards Dunkirk which is 50 miles away as the crow flies in the spring of 1940. No horse transport I imagine when they came back 4 and a half years later.
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Bullet and shrapnel damage to buildings everywhere.Fascinating when you come across old war time signs. We came across many of them when living in Italy , both German and allied. Also in Italy in many villages they have never bothered to plaster over the bullet and shell damage as long as it's not structural so you can trace the course of battles through the streets ( generally North ).
Outside the railway station at Castiglione del Lago is a faded but huge sign on a building that reads ' Berlin Rome Axis'.