I found this leaned against a wall somewhere in a side alley in Malaysia. It was obviously seized, rusted, ripped, and dented, but there was something oddly striking about it, mouldering away, forgotten in the baking heat.
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Caught in my headlights 
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Thanks David!!!
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Love it Bruce! There is something magical about how things return to nature over time. My Honda CRV is not far behind this bike…
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Yes – my feeling exactly – though I hope your CRV isn’t quite this far advanced!
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Is “getting there”… a couple of more months of salt and a few more tears in the upholstery and we will be the perfect companion to your step-through. I exact as much life out of every vehicle before moving on. Is all those years of exposure to Gerald’s vans.
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Ha ha..! Well – using a car until it is realistically no longer feasible to use is the most sincere form of “recycling”… 🙂
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