Shows and Events from 2016
In my opinion Schlumpf is the best Motor Museum in the world! It has the bast laid out cars, a great theme (motoring through time) and some amazing examples of rare cars including the biggest collection of Bugattis in the world. It's a bit hard to get to, but DO IT!
4 Days of the Adelaide Classic! Here are some pictures from the Setup Day, where I snuck in behind the scenes with pal Shippy!
Pictures from the Greenhill Road Stage of the Classic Adelaide, 2016
Pictures from the Short Course Racing at the Classic Adelaide, 2016
Pictures from the Static Display at the Classic Adelaide, 2016
As I didn't currently have an eligible vehicle for this hugely popular event, I thought I'd take pictures of the entrants instead.I set myself up just outside the starting point at West Beach, and sat in the back of my Station Wagon at the side of the road. I missed a couple of vehicles as they hid behind another, but snapped about 99.5% of them.
A factory Ferrari Tour included a visit to the offical Ferrari Museum. It was great, but focussed more on race cars
Also located in Modena, I found the Enzo Museum more interesting. It has the most unique display design I have ever seen, with cars appearing to float in empty space. The Engine museum was great too! If you only have time to visit one, I suggest this one!
A really nice assortment of vintage and veteran cars gathered at the Adelaide Parklands for a run
A visit to the Birdwood Mill in September 2016
The FD's roll out for pal Joe's wedding!
I added a new photo album - a bit special, this one really, Mark's Hondas.
It also made me realise that the is the first time I've taken any photos of cars/bikes this. Must try harder!
I've added quite a few new Webcams to the Cameras Page.
There are some amazing wildlife ones on the African countries, best viewed when it is night-time there as the animals come out to eat and drink after dark!
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Dave
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