Museum Visits in 2018
Not actually a Museum, Richmonds sell high end exotic and classic cars, but made me welcome to wander around and take some photographs of their incredible cars!
Another visit to Birdwood to check on my Ferrari and look at some new additions
A road trip with my pay Neil had us check out several museums, including McFeeters Motor Museum. Some nice cars, but the lighting was not great, making it very hard to get decent pictures. Plus the owners daughter was trying to rush us out the door (before closing time)
Another museum - and one of the best I ever visited was the Amazing Lost in the 50s! The opening was the last prior to the closing of the venue (which is what triggered the trip) and most of the collection was auctioned off. The owner Glen was VERY accomodating, letting us go in before opening to get pictures. Such a shame it closed.
Another stop on the amazing Car Museums Road Trip took us to the largest Car Display in Australia – Gosford Classic Cars!! Since closed down by the stupidity of the ATO, it was amazing! The owner was going to build a whole resort around the museum, employing hundreds of people!
Another stop on the amazing Car Museums Road Trip was a visit to Mount Panorama and the Bathurst Motor Racing Museum. Some interesting cars, but no real organisation to it - it felt a bit sad and unloved to me
I spent a few wonderful hours at the Barossa's Carl Lindner Collection, taking photos of their amazing Jaguars! Sadly, another great museum since closed down and sold off.
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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