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It’s the sense of ‘urgency’ that appeals to me. Whatever the owner was up to they certainly didn’t rush back for it.
More power to their elbow. :D :D Can’t see a bike been left here for that lenght.
Amsterdam ’07
Nice picture well spotted. I thought it was gonna be a picture of your wife/girlfriend going into a shop. haha At east thats my experience of that line… :cry:
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And another nice bit of colour Mike-
As one of our musketeers once said to me,
you go out to take pictures of a castle and you don’t see what’s under your nose,
and this is a perfect example of that. :)
Well spotted Mike
PatThanks Pat, I must confess that it was just a ‘happy snap’, just pointed the camera the subject did all the work. Don’t tell Keith or I’ll be repremanded. :D
Mikewexkel11 wrote:
Thanks Pat, I must confess that it was just a ‘happy snap’, just pointed the camera the subject did all the work. Don’t tell Keith or I’ll be repremanded. :D
MikeI don’t think so Mike as on his own admission, that’s what he did with ‘the dolimites’
Pat
LOL.. maybe this is what Alan (aka Wonka) did with this bike when he gave up the cycling???
I never thought of that, I wonder does he remember where he parked it. He must have had a good night. You may have just hit on the truth.
One of my favorites in awhile~~
Nicely seen..
Great perspective of one the most unique characteristics of that wonderful city.
I’d love to turn that into a jigsaw actually…good stuff!
Sharon
LOL.. maybe this is what Alan (aka Wonka) did with this bike when he gave up the cycling???
Tut, tut! That’s a girls bike, silly! :roll:
I liked this when I saw it first too Mike. Very candid in a mechanical way. Pity it’s not based in Wexford huh? Then again, leave a bike alone for a short time in Wexford and there’ll surely be a Hurley on it eventually. :cry:
Alan.
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