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A brief visit to Port Perry, Ontario, one of my favourite little places about an hour away from Toronto.
A brief visit to Port Perry, Ontario, one of my favourite little places about an hour away from Toronto.
1950 Vincent series C Tourer.. The Vincent motorcycle company produced motorcycles from 1948 to 1955.. The 1948 Vincent Black Lightning was the fastest production bike made, although most motorcycle enthusiasts remember Vincent for the 1200cc Black Shadow..
An attempt to revive the Vincent in the late 60's and 70's produced the Eccli Vincent, I photographed one at the Isle of Man 1971 Manx TT:- www.flickr.com/photos/gamduffer/4293470847/
some reference from :- www.theworldofmotorcycles.com/vintage_motorcycle_vincent-...
My friend Charlie called to tell me that there was a car show "Brits by the Lake" an all British Car and Motorcycle show..in Port Perry...so camera in hand I spent about an hour there..
This was my choice for best in show...my dream has been to own a 1956 Healey but I would not turn this one down. absolute perfection.....
best viewed in light box.
One more sleep until Christmas Eve at C4. 3:00, 5:00 & 7:30 in Ajax, 4:00 & 6:00 in Port Perry. It's the most wonderful time of the year! @c4churchdurham #c4christmas #c4church #thespiritofchristmas #christmaseve #ajaxontario #ajax #pickeringontario #pickering #oshawa #whitby #whitbyontario #brooklin #portperry #uxbridge #uxbridgeontario #durhamregion #scugog
It was a very cold, sunny day. Port Perry on the shore of Lake Scugog, where there were crowds of people. They were riding motor bikes -- the temperature had to be -20.
Mom and I powered through the last of the Northern Spies we picked a few months ago this past weekend - this year we got a total of three pies and a BIG batch of applesaucey goodness under our belts! Judging by the rate the pies are disappearing, I don't think they'll be out from under our belts for a while...
The Vietnamese potbelly pigs repeatably terrorized the lone guinea pig until it squealed. I guess when it came right down to it the guinea pig preferred the company of it's bullying namesakes to that of the multitude of killer rabbits roaming freely throughout the compound.