What kind of people might own these vehicles seen parked in and around Cambridgeshire?
I know that my father and at least one of my cousins would have made up, surmised, invented or dreamed a story about each of these situations within a few minutes of passing by. How about you? Take care.
Such a variety of different walks (cars) of life here John. I love the tank - who would want to pop down the local shop for a paper in one of the those??!
A fascinating post John - love that first shot. I reckon the owners of all these vehicles could be described as "enthusiasts" of one type or another! Great shot of the steam engine too - I saw a couple in Cheshire during my recent visit there.
Here goes: pink bike- a woman who goes to farms supplying the farmers with beauty products for their show cows. motorbike- a guy who was afraid people would think he likes cops because the front of his bike has a pig like appearance. Better stick a cow on it. red car and old car- man with superb taste , an engineer perhaps wrecked green car- angry just-dumped young man whose ex liked to wear green bus- pop group that likes bubbly music and thinks Christians are weird beige car - a bureaucrat who cuts off big rigs by merging too slowly on to the highway steam engine- an old farmer who used to have a beautiful team of Percherons. He had to move to town so now he has an iron horse. white bike -vegetarian young woman into zen and simplicity tank - any man?
Well John, I WANT to own that pink bike in the first shop - it is definitely ME. Like I have always wanted a pink mini-Cooper - sad fact is that with the mini-Cooper I might be able to get into it but I am pretty sure I could no longer get out. As to that tank at the end - got to be some freak of a man.
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I like the bicycle shots, would like to have the motorcycle but the VW bus wins the show.
ReplyDeleteSuch a variety of different walks (cars) of life here John. I love the tank - who would want to pop down the local shop for a paper in one of the those??!
ReplyDeleteOh yes - I totally understand your father and cousins!
ReplyDeleteA fascinating post John - love that first shot. I reckon the owners of all these vehicles could be described as "enthusiasts" of one type or another! Great shot of the steam engine too - I saw a couple in Cheshire during my recent visit there.
ReplyDeleteI must admit my mind went to a "picture" of the owners of each one as I scrolled down the page! These are some beauties you have captured here.
ReplyDeleteHere goes:
ReplyDeletepink bike- a woman who goes to farms supplying the farmers with beauty products for their show cows.
motorbike- a guy who was afraid people would think he likes cops because the front of his bike has a pig like appearance. Better stick a cow on it.
red car and old car- man with superb taste , an engineer perhaps
wrecked green car- angry just-dumped young man whose ex liked to wear green
bus- pop group that likes bubbly music and thinks Christians are weird
beige car - a bureaucrat who cuts off big rigs by merging too slowly on to the highway
steam engine- an old farmer who used to have a beautiful team of Percherons. He had to move to town so now he has an iron horse.
white bike -vegetarian young woman into zen and simplicity
tank - any man?
A fashion aware environmentalist owns the bike in the first shot me thinks.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant response from Jenny.. Cannot improve on that :) tres interesting selection of 'mode of transport' pics John!
ReplyDeleteWell John, I WANT to own that pink bike in the first shop - it is definitely ME. Like I have always wanted a pink mini-Cooper - sad fact is that with the mini-Cooper I might be able to get into it but I am pretty sure I could no longer get out.
ReplyDeleteAs to that tank at the end - got to be some freak of a man.
Great pics! I want that VW bus. That would be me!
ReplyDeleteQuite the variety of vehicles! I would love to know who owns that VW bus and the tank. ;)
ReplyDeleteI think I might borrow your idea and do a similar post one of these days.