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One of the 100+ Austin 7's on the road in Cornwall. Nice patina on this one. Present owner since 2003.
Found in the Austin Historic District which is on the National Register of Historic Places #71000489.
Fewer cars have achieved greater fame or popularity than the Austin Seven; no car has so frequently formed the basis of "Specials" built by enthusiastic amateurs with a will to motor faster than the next man. This 1932 Austin 7 VK7167 is seen arriving at the classic vehicle day, Toddington, Gloucestershire.
Autumn at Austin Falls along the Sacandaga River in the Adirondack Mountains, NY.
This waterfall was a bit hard to find so once I found it, time was running short and couldn't spend as much time working the scene as I would have liked. While this photo doesn't show the actual waterfall drop, I like the flowing water from corner to corner. And the contrast of the dark, almost black rocks, against the rushing water made this a fun and interesting location.
Austin, had he lived, would have one day been my Son-In-Law. Instead, he gave his life on August 3, 2007, fighting a structural fire as a member of the Noonday Volunteer Fire Department. Austin was a hero, not for how he died, but how he lived. He was a good son, a best friend and soul mate to my daughter TJ, and most notably for his unashamed faith in God. Always smiling, ready to lend a hand, or just hang out, he was loved by all who knew him. He will be missed, but we don't say goodbye, but "See Ya Later."
An Austin Cambridge at Toddington Classic Car Day in Gloucestershire on 17th June 2018.
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