sccollections

 If he were not married it would be standing in the living room right now. 

This lady and her husband took a lot of attention by her dog transport on motor.

It was cute indeed. One for Our World Tuesday here.

After the spectacle of the Gay Pride in Amsterdam we heard loud motoring sounds coming from the harbour not far from our house in Almere. On the way to look I saw this guy coming around the bend.

It was a scout for a group of motorlovers who called themselves the chopper club and, mostly coming from England, did a little dutch tour.

There were some really beauties there and totally selfmade. One for Our World Tuesday here.

I saw this cylinder head in a barn where fragments of crashed aircraft from WWII were shown. It was two cylinders of a Pegasus Bristol motor used in a fokker T-V850. For me it looked like it was just escaped from the set for Star Wars and didn't look happy. One for Our World Tuesday here.

This time of the year the tulips must give an colorful view on the fields so biebkriebels and I decided to go and look in the backyard of our own province Flevoland. It was and is so cold that except some show gardens the tulips need still a few weeks to blossom. 

Instead we went to Lemmer a little friesian town on the border with Flevoland.

Harbour of Lemmer. Lying on the IJsselmeer and giving way to the big lakes of Friesland there are always a lot of boats around but you have to pass a few locks and bridges in town.

In Lemmer is also an Indian motorcycle museum and workshop where they are restored and repaired.

Here you see the owner of the museum Tony Leenes in his red jack and his big chief with sidecar.

Also there was this Scott squirrel from 1923. It was running with the first kick and what a lovely sound it was. All in all a funny trip with a lot to see although no flowers in the field.