Sounds great - say hello to Wilfried next time you see him - and have a great time there!!Not able to post pictures of the museum until Saturday. Bumped into Wilfred at a bar , he was cooling off and I was on my way back from the Co Op with beer to keep cool later on. Met a guy from Hamburg at the cafe Centrale but he didn’t speak English and I don’t speak German so it was all hands and phones
. He did look a bit dehydrated so I didn’t hold him up for to long. Will try and remember to take some pics and post them.
Tom
Are there any Italians?Not able to post pictures of the museum until Saturday. Bumped into Wilfred at a bar , he was cooling off and I was on my way back from the Co Op with beer to keep cool later on. Met a guy from Hamburg at the cafe Centrale but he didn’t speak English and I don’t speak German so it was all hands and phones
. He did look a bit dehydrated so I didn’t hold him up for to long. Will try and remember to take some pics and post them.
Tom
Trento is cool, it's high up.They don't go out in this kind of weather. Here ist the Piazza di Duomo in Trento today:
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So it is. I was sure that it was high up. Such a long way up the valley.It was 38° at 11.00 a.m. - no match. It's only 194m above sea level. The people that had to be there are lingering in the shade in the background. I was sitting under a Portico outside a Caffe
Honestly, I can't imagine temperatures that cold. We ride all year round. Winter gets cold but nothing like you experience. + 8 to +10 deg C is our occasional minimum. The Jota, has heated grips for those cold temperatures,Lucky you down under,here in Sweden the winter has arrived today -5 celcius.
My Lav and Chevy is in the garage for some winterservice.
Greetings from Lars
Blimey. I didn't know Uruguay was 6 months behind the rest of the world.It’s the equivalent of late May here in Uruguay.
They aren’t, they are six months ahead………Blimey. I didn't know Uruguay was 6 months behind the rest of the world.