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Week 11 2011, from March 14.

End of the afternoon.

His Mum and Jan Karel, internet wizard.

High tea.
Mrs Kleijn-Tromp chooses a delicacy from
the sweet tree in the Hilton restaurant.

On our way from Montauban,
a very fast and splendid Renault Gordini.
Erik V.

We were on the beach with people in high places.
Guy

Smart initiative.
Guy

"What is a tsunami?"
Guy

"Don't you ever say that again!"
Guy

Why sit still in traffic?

Cruising and looking for action.

Opel GT, mini Corvette from long ago.

Sunday.
Cruising and shopping.

Jean-Pierre Lafargue deals in old metals.
His Peugeot 402 Camionette looks a great deal nicer.

Doesn’t stand in the way, says Rick Charité,
who bought this Peugeot 203 Camionette eighteen years ago,
in the dream that he would ever drive her. But since
the bygone five years he stopped thinking he ever will.

Pam de Wit spotted a garbage collector taking a break
on the border of Lake Geneva.

While Philippe Visser lunches on the border of Lake Geneva.
Guy

Quiet with the loud pedal.
Guy

Solar powered transport.

Saturday.
Birds are hopping around in the brisk morning air.

The dead bird is tucked into the James Dean Memorial.
Just down the road about a kilometer is the fatal intersection where Porsche 550
met a Ford stationwagon. It's no longer a narrow country road
with a blind hill, but a major intersection. Lewis

On the town square in Paso Robles
(one of California's newest wine growing areas), this Dodge truck
was waiting for a load. Lewis

"Not expensive for college."
Guy

Only space for one passer-by.
Guy

"Who'll be the first?"
Guy

Friday.
Drizzly sky today, so we browse through older photos.
Niko

Scribe Nelleke Noordervliet opened the exhibition “What’s it that I see?”
celebrating the 30 years of the Maria Austria Institute in ‘De Bazel’.
Guy

'Wat zie ik?'
Nico Koster and Peter Paul Huf.
Guy

"The sidewalk is explicitely reserved for walking."

In a moment she's gone.

"Yes, I'm turning around."

"So you say I went too far?"

Spring's already of the past in Jan's garden.

"When I go to pick my son from school I'll take the bike back to school."

"Picked up the photos of the croqus holidays."

Debris of an opulent life.
Guy

She does it herself.
Guy

Thursday.
Still weather for such a hat!
Guy

"Yes, I know the way, sure, sure!"

Tessa finished working at four, lingers somewhat longer in her own time.

Bagels & Beans is being overhauled.
"Fancy a bagel?"

Note the handlebars!
Guy

Wifi on the terrace.
Guy

Wednesday.
Break.
Guy

Boekenbal.
Yasmine Allas
Guy

Abcoude railway station.
The High Velocity Train doesn't stop here anymore.
Guy

Nothing much changed in Abcoude the last hundred years.
Guy

Swiftly to Abcoude.
Guy

Muntplein.
Swiftly across.
Guy

Home in a few minutes.

"Would you like chips?"

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