Just a few snaps over the years with my fuji finepix. Its decent enough in good light or dark but really struggles in dappled or low light.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is Big Burtha who went from this........

 

 

To this...........

 

 

For a charity banger rally. 

 

Cool pictures - love the Mystery Machine :0).

Is the GSX your bike ? Great bikes .

the mystery machine and a Mr. Fusion powered Delorean in the same shot. Nobody was expecting that :no:

 

Scooooby doooooooooby doooooooooooo ah hehehehe

No the bike is owned by a friend. He wouldnt let me ride it haha but i was allowed on the back. (I have no idea how to ride a bike so cant really blame the poor chap!)

 

The mystery machine was my own handiwork painting hahaha. We sold her on ebay after and I got a message from a truck driver who saw us on tour somewhere in spain and spotted it on ebay as well and told us how great it looked! Well chuffed with that! Plus we raised a good deal for charity and made some fab friends. The time machine has also been reused in subsequent charity rallys I believe. Burtha was sold but did die a couple of years later - radiator and other bits meant she was too costly to fix  :(  I would happily have kept her if I could have afforded to run two cars but cos she was huge and could you put the world in her fat ass! haha

Nice!

No the bike is owned by a friend. He wouldnt let me ride it haha but i was allowed on the back. (I have no idea how to ride a bike so cant really blame the poor chap!)

 

 

That's a shame - though to be fair to him, may not be the best bike for your first biking adventure  :think: . I have been riding for years and had a few close mishaps myself getting on bikes with more power/acceleration capability than I'm used to  . 

 

Love the dolphin photo ( assume it is a dolphin - never quite sure what the difference is with a porpoise). 

My first digital camera was a Fuki Finepix 4800. I still have it, but can't remember where I stored it :(  I have a feeling it was designed by Porsche (well  the shape of it) and it was held in portrait mode for landscape shots, similar to the way a lot of people use mobile phones.

 

love your 'Rooby dooby doooooo van

Tonight I will try and find a pic of us all in costume, complete with 'scooby' lol