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Showing posts with label Vespa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vespa. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 December 2016
Post Christmas Thoughts
Well it's late Christmas Day, and I eaten a big dinner, and polished off a few chocolates, and my thoughts are turning to 2017, and what may happen.
2016, has on the whole been a very disappointing one; especially with all the famous people that have died this year. Only yesterday Rick Parfitt from Status Quo has passed on. And I'm not sure how Carrie Fisher is doing.
I'll keep clear of politics, both here and across the world. But the signs haven't been good.
So what about next year? Looking through my photographic archive of what to put on, I thought about holidays. We did have a very good one this year, when we went on a little road trip around Cornwall. But I cam across the photos I took in Florence, when we went on a tour of Tuscany during the autumn of 2015.
Now that was exciting.
So here's a bit of a still life that I took at one of the many tourist shops, of two things you see a lot there, statues from Roman history and Vespa scooters.
I have no idea as to where we will be going for a holiday during 2017. It will be great to see some more of both Italy and Cornwall. But then there's so many other places that we haven't seen yet; both here and abroad. Time to get some brochures and get booking.
Tuesday, 22 December 2015
Pretty In Pink
In the run up to Christmas, lots of companies are doing all sorts of promotions to encourage customers to buy their products for presents.
A cosmetics company called Soap and Glory were in the Viccy Centre showing off their make up to the passing shoppers.
What attracted me to the stand was this pink painted Vespa. I expect any Mods seeing this will be horrified, as its one of the icons of their movement. They usually have loads of mirrors on them and sometimes a RAF roundel stuck somewhere. Have a look at the film Quadrophenia to see how the Italian scooter should look.
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