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Lijn 11 op een historisch verantwoorde plek: het Rembrandtplein . EMA Union 72 met bijwagen 663 tijdens een stadsrit.
Generic city van really, coming from the UK these are more prevalent than bigger US counterparts, (Obviously).
All its doors open and has some limited steering. Quite pleased with the compactness of it.
For years I have gone by a body shop when driving up to the in-laws with this heavily modified VW van. Today it was outside so we stopped so I could get a few shots. I think it's an early 60's model originally, and was been shorted maybe 4' back in the 70's. Also has snazzy eagle painted on the front and some other custom work.
Starting to look pretty rough but still had to put this up for MBB :)
The Fortress of Van is a massive stone fortification built by the ancient kingdom of Urartu during the 9th to 7th centuries BC, and is the largest example of its kind. It overlooks the ruins of Tushpa the ancient Urartian capital
I don't remember ever seeing a LWB Transit with a single rear axle. This one doesn't have an engine, so despite having plates i doubt it'll return to the road.
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience. I took these photos with my Samsung phone at the show in Kensington Gardens London
Van Hool three-axle coach, reg. ČA060FY, operated by the MM Gold Travel Agency, Čačak, Serbia, here seen at the car park near the Bratislava Passenger Port on the left bank of the Danube River, just a few steps from the historical downtown.
Belgian postcard. Mamie van Doren. Collection: Carla Bosch.
I asked my friend, postcard collector Carla Bosch to select 12 cards for us which she found in 2021 and which make her feel good. And wow, her selection made us feel good too! Don't miss her special post at EFSP on 18 December! Thanks, Carla.
Vincent van Gogh, Korenveld met kraaien, Auvers-sur-Oise, juli 1890, Olieverf op doek, 50.5 cm x 103 [50.5] cm, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
Altro titolo - Another title: Triestheid, extreme eenzaamheid, 2025
More photos of mini-me Sophia outside today. This photo would have been quite nice if the shoes weren't there, but then I remembered the story behind them....
So ever since last year we have had these two pairs of shoes outside the front door. One of them is mine (but do not have shoe-laces?) and I do not know who the other pair belong to. Past housemates?
Everytime my mum comes to visit she scolds me for keeping them outside, but I just tell her they remind me of van Gogh shoes.
I'm sorry mum I'm an art history nerd.