While stopping to take pictures at Ponce’s Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe, I spotted this handsome ’51 Bel Air, waiting at the cathedral entrance to take the bride and groom on their marital journey after the ceremony taking place inside. Looks almost like a glossy magazine ad from the 50s, doesn’t it? Here are a few more pictures…
A major exhibition in Paris highlights the role of posters both in Belle Epoque France from both artistic, cultural and historical viewpoints
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Samantha shares a funny picture of her husband Eugene in front of the Welcome to Eugene, Oregon sign.
ProfessorAbe provides some insights into the production of Mastic on Chios, Greece.
Every summer there’s a re-enactment of the Northwest Mounted Police Musical Ride, which originated in this community in the 19th century.
Into the Wind is located in Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall. It sells wind-related items, and is especially known for its wonderful assortment of kites.
Riders share the beach with bathers, sun-seekers and even camel rides
Despite its ancient appearance, it was built in 1933 and has been derelict for years
A major exhibition in Paris highlights the role of posters both in Belle Epoque France from both artistic, cultural and historical viewpoints
That’s a magnificent specimen Paul !
Do these cars ever get traded ?
Must be way beyond my weekly allowance.
Maybe you and your wife will have to get remarried to get the ride this couple did!
I don’t think I would find another partner willing to put up with my ways !