This is the port of St Jean De Luz
Surf Shop ad.
Biarritz Beach.
On the sea front, this morning, I have saw these 3 Bay Windows that had spent the night on the sea front. The first 2 where local and the last one had English plates but I couldn't see the owners
Nice view after a night in the van. What a spot...
A few surf boards on the roof, that's the spirit..
This one had a Autometer monster tach, and judging by the exhaust it had a big motor too.
A few Km from there I had to stop again on the side of the road. It's now a splitty, more exactly a 1966 crew cab.
With safari windows.
And Porsche wheels. Cool Man. It could do with a bit of slam action from T2D but hey....
Descending to Handaye, a few hundred yards to Spain I spotted this castle facing the Atlantic ocean.
Handaye marina.
Spanish Bay Crew cab in Handaye.
They like the standard height here :-)
On the way back to Pau I went through Espelette in the heart of the Basque country. It's really amazing because all the houses have peppers attached to the windows. look here, it's interesting http://www.fiery-foods.com/dave/espelette1.html
1 comment:
Claude:
I sure enjoy seeing your blog from over the pond in Daytona Beach, Florida.
I have owned several VW's in the past but now am content with a 1963Ford Falcon Station Bus ansd a Volvo 850, both are daily drivers.
I tend to read a bunch of different car blogs and have yours earmarked on my blog.
I came across this earlier tonite and thought of you. As a car afficionado, you most likely know of this but, as I know I would hate to miss it if it were near me, I thought I would drop you a link.
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/09/05/vw-picks-five-best-campervans-from-each-generation-for-display/
Hope you get to make it to the show and look forward to images of it on the split screen.
Have fun.
John Lee
longrooffan@aol.com
www.oleragtop.blogspot.com
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