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17 comments:
Another classic.
Looks like so much fun.
Wow, I love this!
It has been a while. Nice one.
They look so happy.
Oh cool! They are having so much fun. I would enjoy it too.
The last and maybe only time I saw a sidecar on the street was in Tel Aviv in 2009. Well, it was parked on the street. Its sign said it was a veterinary ambulance.
http://jerusalemhillsdailyphoto.blogspot.co.il/2009/04/sidecar-and-all.html
Just SUPERB!!
Love it.
Lucky people!
This I will remember!
Happy Sunday!
They are making a 'return' here in the states.
Pretty cool! That side car almost appears it might float. ;)
This looks like fun!
Wonderful capture VP!
Not so long ago but it was on the other side of the big pond in September! Not here though, love this shot! There's something so elegant about them!
Mi piacciono da morire! Saranno poco sicuri però...ciao, Arianna
What a wonderful outfit the Moto Guzzi Normale and Fiat sidecar makes. Great to see this 90 year old machinery still running on the streets. Always had a soft spot for sidecars, have one in my garage.
Wow, wonderful "nostalgic" shot, VP!
Great capture! There is nothing to tell us this is a modern shot. Love it!
By the way, the surgery went fine. The next three days were awful but now I'm OK. Thanks for your care, VP.
Vroom!
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