It’s got everything – quirkiness, recycling, reference to a disappearing culture.
And it’s more fun than a camper van.
Ah, life on the open road…
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That is one cool vehicle! And how wonderful that you had your camera handy!
There was a bit of scrabbling to make sure I was in position when they came past. Fortunately there was no-one behind us as we had to slow right down. Thanks for dropping in, Z & G.
Looks like a simple, and fun way of life….and a nice way to enjoy the extensive nature offered in Switzerland (oh, how I miss this!)
I think it was partly that simplicity that appealed to me. As you can imagine, they were travelling quite slowly so had plenty of time to take in the magnificence that is Switzerland.
I’m liking this too 🙂
It is, in fact, a bewdy. 🙂
Gotta love it … then again, why did this suddenly pop into my head.
Lol. Trust you to find something topical, Frank. (Another show I missed, BTW.) Maybe Eva’s character would take more of a liking to the farm life if she had one of these to zip around on.
Where did you get this? So jealous!
We were driving up the Klausen Pass in Switzerland when this came trundling down the mountain towards us.
That man looks like Steve
That man looks like Steve
He must really look like Steve for two of you to say it. It’s not him, though he would probably like to give such a contraption a whirl.
Very cool!
It was indeed. Looked great fun. They’d have to curl up a bit to fit it the back I think, but it would be easy for me.