Guerrino, the valiant peasant who helped to defend Livorno during the siege of 1496, is thinking: “Who stole my bike?”
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Ha! I bet that's exactly what he's thinking. :)
"And to think I trusted the lout to bring my bike back in 6 centuries and here it is a decade or so past that."
I think he is thinking "Hmmm, a wheel . . . won't ever be of much use."
Not only that, but he looks really mad and ready for a fight.
Looks very strong.
It's a bit of a drag when you can't take your eyes of your 'transport' even for a couple of minutes!! Nice work VP.
And he seems determined to go after whoever did it and teach them a lesson!
God bless you!
Cezar
Now he's thinking what's a bike?
Lovely, do you reckon he thinks much about bikes? Lol!
Have a nice afternoon:)
I guess Ciel is right! :-) Lovely composition with the blooming Oleanders.
ciel, JM - In Livorno they used to steal bicycles even before they were invented.
You always find funny subjects!
LOL!
LOL at your comment here.
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