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Massimo Borgnis wrote: ↑Fri Mar 02, 2018 4:16 pm Frederic now I am curious: in what kind of car where you flying around? Guess that if you felt the bumps it must have been a real low rider. Contemporary or vintage?

Massimo

Not much can match an M140i. So I'm also very curious Frederic

This is one from Giuseppe’s booth at the fair:
After Sekigahara, the rebels were destroyed during the Osaka campaign.

Gentlemen,

Thank you all for the overwhelming positive reactions, they really mean a lot to me.
For the next 10 years my holidays are planned!
Thank you all, have a very good weekend.

Mischa

Luc Taelman wrote: ↑Fri Mar 02, 2018 8:34 pm This is one from Giuseppe’s booth at the fair:
After Sekigahara, there was peace for 250 years...

That is a very positive message Luc!

Massimo Borgnis wrote: ↑Fri Mar 02, 2018 4:16 pm Frederic now I am curious: in what kind of car where you flying around? Guess that if you felt the bumps it must have been a real low rider. Contemporary or vintage?

Massimo

Massimo, it was a great experience. I am sure everybody knows these typical French moviescenes with car chasing on the streets.
It was like experiencing a life moment in such scene flying over the streets.
It was 1.00 PM and I was sleepy, let's say I was awake for one hour afterwards because of the adrenaline shot hahaha.

Mark Albert wrote: ↑Fri Mar 02, 2018 4:14 pm Hi Mischa,

Its raining here and when it rains it pours...I am so saddened to hear this. New York is Beautiful in the Spring. Maybe its time to Visit here...
and Yes, there is a place to stay.

I was so happy to see you and everyone. The energy was amazing and Yes everyone is Revved Up After what we just experienced
A Family Lunch, some eat more that others...and All enjoyed!

Are my images too large?

Hi Mark, thank you so much. There will be a meeting some day with Henry as well, that's gonna be fine thank you!
The picture is very nice, a beautiful place with a very chique lunch, thank you Luc!
On the picture you see that I found a way to communicate with our Japanese friends. Both were on a translate site showing each other what we wanted to say, what a fun. A nice memory!

Hey Mischa, First of all, it was great to meet with you again, the trip was one for the history books!

When you revealed your situation to me on the bus ride to Paris, my heart sank into my gut, and I fought back the tears, welling up inside.

As a visual artist, I could not imagine the fate of losing one's vision, you are brave beyond words.

We are all here for you.

It seems in this world, often, the worst things happen to the best people.

Hang in there man, and of course you are welcome here in NYC. I hope you visit us soon!!

So, I see others have gotten the ball rolling, and posted some photos of the tour. Here you go...

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Great pics, Henry! Very Brassaii!