Spitfireace
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Interesting colour for knits. I assume are original.1976 IMPERIAL
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What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?
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Thomas Koehle
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Burt - even if you would have wouldn’t have bothered me. Even though we never had a beer (or coke/coffee/whiskey/ …) before I consider you as a friend so I don’t feel offended in any way
B-Man2
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Appreciate those kind words Thomas .
flyincowboy
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children grow up so fast
Chandler
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Dude, you really gotta stop calling her that -- she's gonna get a complex that she looks like a small gray-haired, middle-aged man!
Chandler
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But that face, you know that's her mother's face -- not yours!
ties70
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Actually, she looks a lot like her grandmother!But that face, you know that's her mother's face -- not yours!
The shape of the face, that’s all my side, but she got the eyes from my wife‘s gene pool.
ShanghaiJack
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Great photo Ties, and Tiesette.
That Aloha shirt is beautiful too!
That Aloha shirt is beautiful too!
newagegeezer
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having just moved out of London to Sandwich, Kent I'm only just catching up with the jacket "show and tell".
Lovely Autumn day here after a week of rain so starting a bit of winter pruning. Having sold my jeep a couple of years back my original Arctic M41 (they had thicker lining and were slightly longer than M41 but mine had been cut down to normal M41 length before I picked it up in the '70s) and forage cap have been demoted to gardening duty (shades of Mr Micawber...). Have a large shed here so will be able to be reunited with my old bikes , they have been languishing in my daughter's garage as I had nowhere to keep in London, when they are recommissioned I'll have more reason to get the old jackets out .
Lovely Autumn day here after a week of rain so starting a bit of winter pruning. Having sold my jeep a couple of years back my original Arctic M41 (they had thicker lining and were slightly longer than M41 but mine had been cut down to normal M41 length before I picked it up in the '70s) and forage cap have been demoted to gardening duty (shades of Mr Micawber...). Have a large shed here so will be able to be reunited with my old bikes , they have been languishing in my daughter's garage as I had nowhere to keep in London, when they are recommissioned I'll have more reason to get the old jackets out .
Kermit3D
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The place where you live looks very nice.
One day I'd like to visit the English countryside.
I'm curious : do you have any photos of your old bikes ?
mulceber
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On my way home with @Nnatalie from a long weekend spent hanging out with @B-Man2 and @YoungMedic. GW Monarch and GW Pancho Barnes:
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Lorenzo_l
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Lorenzo_l
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Glad to hear. Enjoy it and wear it in good health!
newagegeezer
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Thanks for your interest Kermit, Her's a photo of the bikes when they went into daughter's garage about 10 years back, owned the 1944 H-D over 40 years and the '47 Chief about 35. They were featured in a British magazine back in the '90s
Thomas Koehle
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Thomas Koehle
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Not a recent photo but it "surfaced" on my harddrive when i tried to rearrange my computer on the weekend.
G1 from AVI-Leather somewhere at "Corazon de Mexico" (heart of Mexico) where i have been livin' from 2016 to 2019.
G1 from AVI-Leather somewhere at "Corazon de Mexico" (heart of Mexico) where i have been livin' from 2016 to 2019.
Kermit3D
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Wonderful bikes !
They're a rarity today. It must be great to have them back home.
