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Photos HU Meeting Germany summer 2012
Hi eyeryone,
my photos from the meeting are up here:
Thank you all for making this a few remarkable days for me! And thanks to Jens for making this possible.
Thoughts of the minute (tongue-in-cheek):
- How many Austrians are needed to screw a lightbulb in? (just curious, for a tyrechange at least 2 are needed - or 1 Cuban)
- Taking part at the HU-Meeting: 35€ - Leaving your trousers on during the HU-Olympics: priceless ...
See you all in fall at the Schneeburg again!
Cheers
Stefan
P.S. Someone on the loose in the western Alps (around Aosta, offroad on Assietta-Kammstraße & Ligurische Grenzkammstraße) between 9.7 an 20.7.)?
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Originally Posted by HeartOfSteel
Hi eyeryone,
my photos from the meeting are up here:
Thank you all for making this a few remarkable days for me! And thanks to Jens for making this possible.
Thoughts of the minute (tongue-in-cheek):
- How many Austrians are needed to screw a lightbulb in? (just curious, for a tyrechange at least 2 are needed - or 1 Cuban)
- Taking part at the HU-Meeting: 35€ - Leaving your trousers on during the HU-Olympics: priceless ...
See you all in fall at the Schneeburg again!
Cheers
Stefan
P.S. Someone on the loose in the western Alps (around Aosta, offroad on Assietta-Kammstraße & Ligurische Grenzkammstraße) between 9.7 an 20.7.)?
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Really NICE pictures! Thanks for sharing them.
[Any way to have them at a bigger resolution, or maybe the very last one (the whole group)?]
Luis, the Cuban guy, was indeed kind enough not to change the tire with soup spoons! He explained me a way fix an issue with my brake bleeding: how to make a new seat for the cone of the bleeder nipple using the ultimate state-of-the-art aerospace composites... cigarrette ash and oil!
I told him this kind of workshops might have a great success in Viena.
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[Any way to have them at a bigger resolution, or maybe the very last one (the whole group)?]
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Just send me your E-Mail via PN or directly, I'll send it to you.... (around 7mb, jpeg)
If anyone else wants to hop on... send me your E-Mail Adress too.
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Stefan
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Good Lord, that looks like a sloth drinking on the grass!!!
Luis, the absolute genious from Cuba who taught us all the tire merengue dancing!
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Fall meeting Germany
Hi,
Is there any news on this years fall meeting?.......I hope there is a germany fall meeting. I had to miss it 2 years ago due to technical problems in Belgium.
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Is there any news on this years fall meeting?.......I hope there is a germany fall meeting. I had to miss it 2 years ago due to technical problems in Belgium.
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Jens said something about last weekend of October.
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Here are some more pictures (and now with the right URL):
http://jkrijt.home.xs4all.nl/trips/H...re/index.shtml
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My personal homepage with trip reports: https://www.krijtenburg.nl/
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The photos of Ben are classic, thank you for sharing
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I looked for a Suzuki Samurai but couldn't find it, till I saw the last picture (I guess that was your car). Thanks for sharing the whole lot, some unbelievable moments during the HU Olympics!
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