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Week 13 2010, from March 29th First Workdays. |
 When you see a long line of dressing room trailers and trailer trucks loaded with strange equipment and generator trucks lined up on a main street. And young women toting clip boards and file folders and water bottles talking earnestly on cell phones by the door to a dressing room trailer... while someone stands on a ladder doing something with wires... |
 And cranes aiming powerful lights into an empty office building's upper story on a gray day, you know someone's creating daylight for shooting movie interiors. Lewis |
 Worth shooting. Guy |
 Off color yellow cab. Guy |
 Another hour was crossed out. Guy |
 Conference. |
 Also safe though not pink. |
 Safe and warm. |
 Very safe when crossing. |
 Careful while turning. |
 One of the nicest two-door Mercs ever. |
 Never sqaut with your spurs on. Cowboy Proverb |
 Van Baerlestraat. |
 Stars and stripes. |
 Renault 6. Bart |
 Wednesday. Sunrise at 07:36, ahead of the expected rain. |
 Pretty soon Spring will come indeed. Guy |
 "Yeah still a bit chilly." Guy |
 "Just trying to keep my head above water." Guy |
 "You probably see this as chaos, but we see this as a happy family breakfast." Guy |
 Citroen Revolte. We take a wild interpretation of the new 2CV for a spin on the Champs Elysées in Paris. It's one of the most famous shopping streets in the world, and sits at the heart of French fashion... But more than that, it's a throbbing thoroughfare filled with some of Paris's wildest drivers. Welcome to the chaos of the Champs-Elysées! Where better to try out Citroen's most outrageous concept ever and its modern homage to the 2CV, the Revolte? In a world exclusive, Auto Express was invited to the French capital to drive the one-off show car which debuted at the last Frankfurt Motor Show. Originally conceived simply to get Citroen noticed at Germany's biggest expo, the purple machine is a car that commands attention wherever it goes. Designed to be the total opposite of the 2CV, this interpretation is as luxurious and ostentatious as possible - hence the name Revolte. More in AutoExpress |
 Not just an old station car but a weathered and legendary Volvo Amazon, with which we might drive to Sweden tomorrow, press on to Trondheim, where a we'll buy half a dozen of books by Knut Hamsun, which we'll read on the deck of our hut until after midnight, listening to the sound of the brook nearby. Photo Bart |
 "Now we're going to run!" |
 "I stopped preparing the terrace, cause it's gonna rain in the afternoon." |
 "It took you quite some time to get dressed, but then we're going with the scooter!" |
 Tuesday. "I'm told there's a reward at the end of the tunnel." |
 Máxima excuses herself for swiftly flashing past. Guy |
 Máxima was in town. Guy |
 Monday morning shopping. |
 "No, you stay back there." |
 New week, new flowers, clean windows. |
 Monday. One hour late? |
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Photos are freeze frames from the movie we like watching. |
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