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Snipe taken at Charca de Suarez, Granada Spain. Away for a few days and will catch up with you on my return ... going to visit Cordobo.
Junsenax proved to be resistant to all elements, and the only one that seemed to do at least some damage was lightning.
I recovered this little beauty and am film testing it ready for a new home.
iPhone Shot
I do like using this camera but I would prefer more control.
Currently for sale on eBay
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Photo #1 of #2
Yesterday was lengthy and daunting.
No# 1 and I were taken to a peoples clinic
a couple of hours away. I was inspected,
injected, prodded and poked then sent
on my way. We were burned out by the
time we arrived back at base camp. But,
this morning Mr Boney, The Monkey and
Pumpkin Bumpkin were all taken over
2 the mud cobra field for fun in the sun.
Now here's the kicker ---
The last few trips I could feel something
wasn't quite right with the scooter. Pulled
the chain inspection cover off, which isn't
easy at all with the sidecar stuffed in close.
Felt around and found a worn chain & with
further braille inspection I thought I could
feel a worn sprocket with a chipped tooth.
Neither of these issues are good at all !
So early this morning we went back to the
m/c field and very carefully crawled around.
And I mean, very carefully, cuz, if the chain
breaks no-one will be coming to save us ;-0
Here's Mr. Boney Baloney at 1/2 time drinking
some water then throwing in the towel as he
climbs back into the sidecar in order to ride
out the rest of this mornings adventures.
About 42 minutes later The Monkey and
Pumpkin load-up and we head for home.
Upon our arrival all three dogs were washed
before being released from the sidecar. Now
that the m/c field has been mowed they have
placed two bags of cow manure at the base of
each tree. And of course the dogs have decide
that the cow manure was left there for them ;-0-
Anyway they were all fed breakfast, I got sorted
out and took off for the local motorcycle shop.
Even with my old ears it was evident that
the chain sprocket was having issues.
Now I've been riding motorcycles sense 1960
and have the skills to bring a limping bike
into the nearest mechanics shop. In this
case the shop is only about 4 klicks.
It's the small town next to our
real small village + or -.
Photo No# 2 was taken at the shop where
it's first come first serve. Took about one
and a half hours, they do good work.
This shop has been here sense
the beginning of time and
has a good reputation.
As you can see a lot of the work is curbside.
Tomorrow we go to the temple and give
all the temple dogs their monthly
injections and check up. ;-)
Just realized the photo isn't in focus.
Well, except for his back quarter panel.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
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