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A little update

Thanks one and all for the nice comments about the latest video. The next one will be sometime in mid October and be a bit of travel and cooking. In the meantime here's a short picture update from last weeks trip back to Vienna.

A rather fine old lady still working. I love driving these old beasts.


Another oldie. Can't say I'm a Ford fan but this was immaculate and it's nice to see modern classics like this.



This was a damn good looking machine. Didn't stop so I couldn't get a better pic. It was just nice and simple.


Tipping in UK. Thought this twas a fine selection of 440's!


I rather like the graffiti in the dirt on this one!


What exactly is this 'ghost' road under the toll end of the Dartford Crossing?


And finally not exactly work related but I was quite taken with this old lady. She's a waffle van!


Have a spiffing week all.

ONWARD!

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