Shed 2 (The Gazebo)

 I thought this was going to be more of a competition but you, dear sir, are right. 

I've seen very few in France and I supposed there are even less in Britain. The Easterner's Volkswagen 

We love our car. It's a lovely looking hatchback blessed with German engineering (diesel), good ergonomic interior (a lot of space) and a great price (probably the best quality/price ratio in its category). We love her so much that we take it everywhere.

Here's me, seen through its side mirror, taking pictures of a Transylvanian fortress up on a hill:



5 minutes before the previous pic, in strong sunlight:



Transylvanian winter; now I am in a fortress up on a hill:



Same day, same place:



I love that sexy bottom!



Enjoying a Wallachian sight:



Climbing a small mountain for a recluse monastery of an ancient Wallachian king:



Enjoying the last rays of a falling sun over a Wallachian lake / taking refuge under a mountain:



In the parking, at the entrance in the Barbizon Forest; I loved the complementary contrast of green and red.



A beautiful morning in Normandy:



The best thing about our car, though, is its driver





So, can anyone guess what car it is?

mystic fred wrote: Jim Garten wrote: You do know that's not legal without valid plates... i could make some up then, how about PROG 1.....i bet some rich prog muso has already got that one     i got it - SHED1

or GAZ 3B0

mystic fred wrote:

Nicely parked though

Jim Garten wrote: You do know that's not legal without valid plates...

i could make some up then, how about PROG 1.....i bet some rich prog muso has already got that one

mystic fred wrote: Decided to pass on a Ferrari as there is not much room for gardening tools, black bags of rubbish, breakdown tools, triangles, tow rope, jump leads,  blankets, work jacket, porn mags, old paint tins, boxes that might come in handy, discarded first aid and health and safety folders, and decided on an Omega Estate....much more practical for the shedder...     ...and it's green

My clapped out Peugeot 206 needs its handbrake sorting out - yet another in an ever increasing list of minor repairs that the piece of  has needed since about 30 seconds after the warranty ran out. Steve, I for one am jealous of that snazzy green Omega estate!

mystic fred wrote: Anybody remember to do Birdwatch this weekend?  my count was well down on last year, but it was so excruciatingly cold for the little b**gers to perform properly this time   Went to pick up my "new " car from Cambridgeshire on Saturday - she's a beauty Will be revealed soon ...

Our cats are very wary of the two buzzards that share their hunting ground in the fields that back on to our garden - and quite rightly so as two of our cats are small enough to look like lunch.

We had a similar incident in our garden a couple of years ago - glanced out of our back window & it looked like it was snowing feathers; looked in the garden & a sparrowhawk had taken out a huge pigeon & was happily plucking its remains in the garden.

Our cats contented themselves with watching from an upstairs window.