Even more interesting when you read the website.
(Guy)

Bilbao-upon-Amstel. Peggy Guggenheim was here.
(Guy)

X times two horses.
(Guy)

The most magic car of the fifties is still alive and around,
actually more in number than in the old past.
(Guy)

No sun at the end of the tunnel of the HSL line in Abcoude.
(Guy)

What's the man in the Roller seeking in this area, that remains a question.
(Guy)

Lens Guy took his bike and went after snaps, as usual, despite the cold.

"You think I'm showing off?" said Guy, barely recognizable.
"Wait until you step outside in the cold!"

This turn of the century downtown Providence tenement conversion to
"luxury apartments" has a possibly redeeming quality: location, perfect for
a legislator or lobbiest who needs to be near the Capitol building. As an added amenitiy,
a hotel is going up in the back yard. The steel grid holds up all of the meeting hall
that a Masonic Order managed to erect in 1929 before the Crash stopped construction.
The thing sat for 75 years - walls and a roof - waiting for a the luxury
apartment developer to seize his chance.
(Lewis Dana)

A block of flats was broken down in the Van Ostadestraat making a giant
hole in the front to be filled by a luxury apartment developer.

After a lot of lobbying and paperwork Segways have been admitted in the streets of A.
(Guy)

No I am sitting here in a cozy atmosphere, I won't go out into the cold.
(Guy)

Miss Piggy? No kin.
(Guy)

Sub-urban suburbia Heerhugowaard, nostalgically back in the Golden Age.

Jacques Antvelink, the Pallas Man, as always, tells a tall story.

Gijs Berk, co-founder Autovisie, meets Jacques Antvelink (Pallas Garage)

It's cold so he's got to pedal hard.

The future is green.

Metro(pool).
(Guy)

Famous automobile of famous phlog photographer.
(Guy)

Famous photographers at Sothebys.
(Guy)

Virtual cyclist.
(Guy)

The power of orange.

Liberty, by Piaggio!

In the morning of Thursday, the A10, dark (and) gray.

Kees en de Spirit deel 1.

Het vervolg:
Kees en de Spirit deel 2.

My Promised Land
  In the Spring of 2002 Roger Sparks was traveling
with a virgin agenda when he landed
in America on the off chance, so it seemed at first.
But he had a plan, to meet Dr. Robert Ballard,
the discoverer of the Titanic.

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