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As usual, Genevieve leads the way |
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There are, however, some very un Victorian
accompaniments |
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See what I mean? |
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I really don't see the connection here; but who
cares. |
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Some just sit it out on a car roof. |
Happiness is traction engine shaped. |
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One things for sure, there are a lot of
very dedicated enthusiasts for keeping our steam heritage going. |
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This charming lady was playing a hand actuated barrel
organ. |
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They really are magnificent. |
Later, we see some of the buses parade
around the town. |
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and lorries. |
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On the Sunday evening, it's time for the Marine Drive
to take the Grand Parade. I was up there in time with my 400mm lens. |
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and then, a beautiful example of a Sunbeam Talbot Mk
III came by, reminding me of my own Sunbeam Talbot Mk IIa that I owned
in the mid 1960's. |
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This was my own car, just after a wax
polishing. I am told that the colour scheme of mine was not original.
I wonder if it is still around...
If it is, will the owner please contact me? |
