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RedThree's day did not start so well weather wise. I had to take mine to Perth for a service. I left at 06:30 in half dark & rain, then it turned to mist & fog so 50 to 60mph was enough on the A90. People passed me with rear fog lights on, if needed why were they doing around 70mph? Someone on the north bound lanes was having a really bad day, the Fire brigade were hosing down a totally burnt out car & the traffic was stationary for several miles.
The weather improved half way & was as Calums photos show very nice for my return. Outbound took 2h25m & return 2h10m though I did not do most of the journey on dual carriageway.

A lovely day in Southern Vermont. Fall is beginning. Took the Blau Beastie out with a friend and had a marvelous time of it. Also noted that my Odometer passed 50,000 miles. No small feat in a car that is stored in a box for half the year!

That is an amazing accomplishment!

+1. You must have a cot setup in the passenger area.

That would be interesting. Here in Vermont, if the weather is good, it's my daily driver that I use for everything. Right now my lady and I are doing Leaf Peeper trips and trying to avoid the out of staters who are running low on blinker fluid. Survival of the fittest at best.

“Low on blinker fluid”, a very benign description of thoughtless, selfish self absorbed fools more interested in the trees than their fellow human beings safety. That is why I run with lights, particularly the large amber running lamps. I also added more tail lamps and additional brake lamps. Considering a high mounted brake lamp with a momentary blinker on it.

Today was a trip to Point No Point Lighthouse.







And what to do with the old ship Jupiter? Make a 1500sq ft home.

Baie de cassis

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On my drive yesterday the neighbors dog got curious :-)





It similar buddy passed away a few years ago, a dromedary, the bactrian has survived our wet climate.