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I am trying to download the picture his mom gave me ( it was not a photocopy as I originally thought).
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Thanks for the photo Nicola and everything else, Sergei is very grateful for it.
I emailed Sergei last night and told him about you. Part of his response was:
Я очень обрадовался и разволновался, когда прочитал твоё письмо про Жерома!!!!!
Which I believe translates as something along the lines of:
I was very happy and excited when I read your mail about Jerome!!
I have sent you Sergei's email address, please let me know if didn't receive it.
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Hi Craig ,
Yes I did receive his email address.I have emailed him as well. I hope the Russian translation went through alright .
Thank you very much. I will visit here to see what is happening .
take care,
Nicola
PS Does Sergei actually ride this bike?
PS PS: The more I reflect on this some questions arise for me.
Maybe I am way off nevertheless I will share it with you .
From what I understood Sergei seeks to give Jerome's bike to his family .
So when I imagine to be in his mom's situation: I think I would not at all be overwhelmed with joy ( to say the least) if a person would show up at my house to give me the bike on which my favorite son had died 20 years ago .
Bring her a nice beautiful bouquet of flowers instead . Honor her , honor Jerome, leave the motor out of this.
I am sorry it just creeps me out . Even seeing the photo of Sergei with the bike in his garage it kind of freaks me out as well. Second space is Paris is scarce and expensive .People pay a lot of money just to have a garage.
Maybe I am missing the love of bikes here ..... actually I am sure I do .
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Originally Posted by nicolala
Hi Craig ,
Yes I did receive his email address.I have emailed him as well. I hope the Russian translation went through alright .
Thank you very much. I will visit here to see what is happening .
take care,
Nicola
PS Does Sergei actually ride this bike?
PS PS: The more I reflect on this some questions arise for me.
Maybe I am way off nevertheless I will share it with you .
From what I understood Sergei seeks to give Jerome's bike to his family .
So when I imagine to be in his mom's situation: I think I would not at all be overwhelmed with joy ( to say the least) if a person would show up at my house to give me the bike on which my favorite son had died 20 years ago .
Bring her a nice beautiful bouquet of flowers instead . Honor her , honor Jerome, leave the motor out of this.
I am sorry it just creeps me out . Even seeing the photo of Sergei with the bike in his garage it kind of freaks me out as well. Second space is Paris is scarce and expensive .People pay a lot of money just to have a garage.
Maybe I am missing the love of bikes here ..... actually I am sure I do .
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Hi Nicola,
Yes he does ride the bike. I am not sure exactly on his plans with the bike and meeting Jerome's mother, things get lost in translation . I didn't get the impression that was his plan however. It was only really in the press article quoted above. I know he feels that seeing her is important.
Thanks for taking the time to contact him.
Craig
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Hi Craig ,
That is good to hear!
All the best to you ,
Nicole
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More photo's of jerome
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More photo's of jerome
I hope these will show
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In the year 2000 I heard from the boss of the police in Skovrodino about Jerome, we were in a banja drinking and he asked me if I knew Jerome. He told me that Jerome was riding a Suzuki DR650 and that he hit a tree, so as I can read here on the HUBB now, this was not true.
Thank you Nicole for sharing the story and for posting the pictures. I agree with you, that it is not a good idea to give the bike to Jeromes mother, flowers are better. Just my 2 cents ...
Mika from Kazahkstan
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Avez vous les coordonnées de sa famille.
c'est important, merci.
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Avez vous les coordonnées de sa famille.
c'est important, merci.
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Hello Fred,
Sorry, I don't have it.
Maybe you could send a private message to Nicolala and Craig, in case they don't see this post.
And probably explain more the reason to contact Jêrome's family. It's been a touching initiative by Craig and any contribution would be more than welcome.
Esteban
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