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Lost in Luxembourg 2011
October
Page 2
Photos by Hugh
Mackenzie
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Above.
Look at the countryside. Not a single vehicle came past whilst Hugh
took his photo. Empty roads, huge landscape. Perfect.Left
OK - you can see another vehicle in this picture - but it is a main road ! |
| Nothing brings people together like a
breakdown. Bill Mills' Villiers-twin Panther gets repaired by
committee. The problem was the loosest primary chain ever seen - but
it still got him home. |
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Chris Webber at the German-Luxembourg
border but with a check shirt. |
| A propaganda photo ! 350cc
Triumph, 175cc BSA Bantam and a 98cc James Comet. You do not need a
big bike or a fast bike to enjoy a 'Lost In...' tour. In fact a small
bike allows you more time to enjoy the countryside - you do not need to be
travelling at a million miles per hour. |
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Tiger 90, Norton Dominator, BSA B31,
James Comet and Triumph 21 pictured at Ouren, where we stay for our 'Lost in
Ardennes' Tour each year. Join us next September for 4 nights at the
Hotel Rittersprung, in one of the loveliest locations imaginable,
overlooking the River Our. |
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The Lancaster Memorial between Ouren (Belgium) and
Wesiwampach (Luxembourg.) Two Lancaster bombers were shot down on the
night of the 13th & 14th August 1944. 13 aircrew lost their lives and
one was taken prisoner.
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