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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Okay...just keep heading west, young man! And have fun in the fancy steel machine. In Florida, men of a certain age, tend to drive fancy steel machines of the convertible type with a fancy new blonde at their side. They're actually pretty funny! Sometimes, though, it's just the blonde. She's dumped the old man! :)
ReplyDeleteMGA? Mirrors make so much more sense out at the end of the fender, but it never caught on here. Interesting perspective. I like this.
ReplyDeleteYes, a 1956 MGA. Not very fast, but loads of fun. The fender mirror is great if adjusted properly.
DeleteMy second car was a barely used 61 TR-3. Kinda wanted an MGA, but I was pretty happy with the Triumph.
DeleteHave a good ride:)
ReplyDeleteLooks very promising including the car.
ReplyDeleteEspectacular esta perspectiva.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Interesting way of photographing a landscape scene.
ReplyDeleteA lot of space ahead!
ReplyDeleteLove the open road. This picture really symbolizes freedom.
ReplyDeleteLove the glimpse of your 1956 MGA , red too, nice one TFG, must be fun to get out on the open road in that beauty.. not very fast sounds perfect to me☺
ReplyDeleteI'm ready, let's go. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThe start of an adventure!
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective, fun car! Off on an adventure!
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