Lola snapped off an unofficial pic of the CSL summit. Typical Lola getting me with eyes closed..
In Sydney for a couple of days…
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Lola will be the one putting on all the miles on your cars!
Sharp cookie!
Sharp cookie!
She didn't stop talking the whole way home. You guys have a friend for life..
Wes’s Csl in Tasmania.
So far from the rest of world and Wes has collected more exotic BMW’s than we can imagine. Great passion!
So far from the rest of world and Wes has collected more exotic BMW’s than we can imagine. Great passion!
Did you snap one of the horse?
I remember driving with my mother in Melbourne in about 1967 when she made a right turn from the centre lane (equivalent to how you’d make a left turn in the US). Got stopped by the police, but when she spoke with an American accent, he rolled his eyes, explained how you’re SUPPOSED to turn right in Melbourne and let her go with a warning. Craziest way to turn ancross oncoming traffic I’ve seen.
Great seeing coupes, coupe folks and Oz.
Driving Tasmania was the highlight- 800 km in 2 1/2 days including the run from Hobart to Strahan which is one of the Targa Tasmania runs through the National Park and then Launceston.
Tasmania is big..can‘t drive it in just a few days, especially because you shouldn’t drive at night. Our friend in Strahan counted 80 live animals on the road on a night drive from Hobart to Strahan in 200 miles. Tasmania is best driven in daylight!
Driving Tasmania was the highlight- 800 km in 2 1/2 days including the run from Hobart to Strahan which is one of the Targa Tasmania runs through the National Park and then Launceston.
Tasmania is big..can‘t drive it in just a few days, especially because you shouldn’t drive at night. Our friend in Strahan counted 80 live animals on the road on a night drive from Hobart to Strahan in 200 miles. Tasmania is best driven in daylight!
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I went to Tas in 1980, loved it.
that sounds just like a typical drive down a country road in far south Louisiana. come around a curve and find an alligator (10' to 12' long) taking a stroll to get to another swamp. they kind of hurt the suspension when you hit one above 50 mph