I forgot to show you what it looked like on the upstairs, mezzanine floor of the bike museum.
I have posted the ground floor of the museum a while ago, and here you will see some more oldies.
We are now sitting with 3 power cuts per day, and it seems at this stage that it will be the same over the weekend as well. Not really something to look forward to, but there is nothing that we can do about it. At least our inverter trolly has arrived back from the suppliers after the repairs, but we can only use it for one hour of a power cut, as then we have to turn the pc's off. But such is life, and I am not complaining, as we can only grin and bear it.
Come and have a look at the bikes upstairs.
A view towards the right.
And a view towards the left.
This Mondial below was a hotshot racing bike long ago.
And who says that motorized bicycles are a recent invention?
Ice cream anyone, and at that price it will be sold out within the hour. Just imagine this, at the time of my youth, this is really what an ice cream cost us.
This was such a lovely picture, behind the old Shell pump, on my way out of the museum.
And finally the view across the road from the museum.
And there you have it, as I have kept my promise to post the upper floor, but I didn't say when. Lol.
There is so much more for us to discover over here, as the area is packed with surprises, but it takes time, and during a two and a half power cut, one cannot travel too much further afield. So we look around for gems in our own immediate area and the finds are plenty.
We had a lovely and friendly couple of hivers that visited us today and we took them on a tour to firstly show them some of what we do at Papillon, and then to another art venue, where we had arranged for the owner of the art school to meet with them. We believe that they were mightily impressed with what they saw and heard, and we all had a great time together. They promised more visits and we will see what the future holds for all of us.
I hope that you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
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