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Bond Minicar 3 Wheeler Capesthorne Hall 2020
Bond Minicar Mark D Deluxe ( if my housework is correct )
Villiers 2 Stroke Engine Powered
1956–58
3,761 made
We're heading out tomorrow morning for vacation for about two weeks, so will see you all when I get back.
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Bourton-on-the-Water’s history dates back to 4000 BC and as part of the "Cotswolds is an Area of Outstanding Beauty"
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More about the floral mini car display at Bourton on the water.
We had 2 mini's and loved both of them.
The Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection in Bourton-on-the-Water is home to a charming display of floral mini cars! This delightful exhibit features intricately designed miniatures of classic cars, all adorned with beautiful floral arrangements. It's a unique and creative way to combine the elegance of flowers with the nostalgia of vintage cars.
The museum itself is a nostalgic journey through the history of 20th-century motoring, showcasing a wide range of rare vehicles, motorcycles, and motoring memorabilia. The floral mini car display adds a special touch, making it a must-see attraction for visitors of all ages.
ランギロア環礁の面積は世界第二位ですが、人が住んでいる島は長さ10kmぐらいのとっても細長い島が一つあるだけです。
このミニカーは40km/hくらいしか出ませんが島の端から端まですぐに走り切ってしまいます。
The area of Rangiroa Atoll is the second largest in the world, but the only inhabited island is one long and very narrow island of about 10km.
This minicar can only drive at a speed of about 40km / h, but in a blink of an eye, it runs through the west end of the island to the east end.
WALKING ALONGSIDE THE BRIDGE THIS MORNING CALLED "PUENTE DE SAN BERNARDO", LOCALLY KNOWN AS "PUENTE DE LOS BOMBEROS" (BRIDGE OF THE FIRE BRIGADE). BECAUSE THERE IS A FIRE BRIGADE STATION BELOW THE BRIDGE, I NOTICED A RAINBOW IN FRONT OF ME.
SEVILLA, SPAIN.....(BEST SEEN LARGE)
www.andalucia.org/en/sevilla-cultural-tourism-puente-de-s...
Amsterdam - Den Brielstraat.
The Canta is a two-seat microcar specifically created for disabled drivers. In the Netherlands it is classified as a mobility aid because the width of the vehicle is only 1.10 metres, thus it may - unlike larger microcars - be used on cycle paths as well as sidewalks and footpaths; in addition a driver's license is not required (Wp).
Happy Fence Friday :-)
The Autobianchi Bianchina is a minicar produced by the Italian automaker, based on the Fiat 500. It was available in various configurations: Berlina (saloon), Cabriolet (roadster), Trasformabile (fixed profile convertible), Panoramica (station wagon), and Furgoncino (van). The car was presented to the public on 16 September 1957 at the Museum of Science and Technology in Milan.
1967 Autobiahchi Bianchina, NAU 527E, is seen at Prescot Italia on 30th May 2021
A few model vehicles from the Pickfords group. This was part of a display of models at the 2018 Festival of the Plough in North Lincolnshire, UK. This farming and countryside show always had a 'tent' that housed many different models, from cars like these to model fairground rides.
experimenting with layers.
Notes for me, just so I remember:
cars lined up on cover of Japanese map book
background is the pic I took from the Disneyland train of the Grand Canyon diaporama which came out a total blur.
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Sighnaghi, perched on a mountain ridge in eastern Georgia, is often called the "City of Love" — and for good reason. With its beautifully restored houses, charming alleys, and sweeping views over the Alazani Valley, this little town attracts not only tourists but also couples in love. In fact, Sighnaghi’s town hall is open 24 hours a day for weddings. The town is surrounded by an impressive 18th-century defensive wall with watchtowers, built during the reign of King Erekle II to protect it from invasions. Today, you can walk along parts of the wall and enjoy breathtaking views of the Caucasus Mountains in the distance. Beyond its historic architecture and cobblestone streets, Sighnaghi is also known as the gateway to Kakheti, Georgia’s famous wine region, where ancient winemaking traditions using clay vessels — qvevri — are still alive and well.
Though small, the town is rich in culture: you’ll find art galleries, the Niko Pirosmani Museum, and cozy family-run restaurants serving homemade wine and freshly baked khachapuri. Sighnaghi is a place made for slow walks, frequent pauses, and endless wonder — whether at the landscape or at life itself. In the photo, we see a quiet morning along the Chalaubani–Signagi–Anaga road. The warm sunlight casts long shadows, and the town's stillness is almost audible. It feels like a scene from a film — timeless and gently nostalgic.
Sighnaghi is a small Georgian hilltop town known for its romantic charm, historic walls, and stunning views over the Alazani Valley. Surrounded by vineyards and cobbled streets, it’s a cultural gem where weddings happen daily, wine flows freely, and time seems to slow down.
Sighnaghi, gelegen op een bergkam in het oosten van Georgië, wordt vaak de "City of Love" genoemd — en niet zonder reden. Met zijn prachtig gerestaureerde huizen, sfeervolle steegjes en panoramisch uitzicht over de Alazani-vallei, trekt het stadje niet alleen toeristen maar ook verliefde stelletjes aan die hier in het huwelijk treden: Sighnaghi’s stadhuis is namelijk 24 uur per dag open voor huwelijken. De stad is omgeven door een indrukwekkende stadsmuur met wachttorens, gebouwd in de 18e eeuw onder koning Erekle II om het tegen invallen te beschermen. Vandaag de dag kun je over stukken van die muur wandelen en genieten van het uitzicht op het Kaukasusgebergte in de verte. Naast de charme van zijn oude architectuur en geplaveide straten staat Sighnaghi ook bekend als toegangspoort tot de wijnregio Kacheti, waar eeuwenoude tradities van wijn maken in kleipotten — qvevri — nog steeds springlevend zijn. Hoewel het klein is, bruist het stadje van cultuur: je vindt er kunstgalerijen, het museum van Niko Pirosmani, en kleine familierestaurants waar huisgemaakte wijn en khachapuri op je wachten. Sighnaghi is een plek waar je langzaam wilt wandelen, vaak wilt stoppen, en steeds weer verrast wordt door het uitzicht — of het nu over het landschap is, of over het leven zelf. Op de foto zien we een rustige ochtend in de Chalaubani–Signagi–Anaga-straat. De warme zon werpt lange schaduwen, en de stilte van het stadje lijkt bijna hoorbaar. Het voelt als een scène uit een film — tijdloos en licht nostalgisch.