A new old truck

I stopped to take a picture of the truck which recently appeared, but the scene reminds me why I like Atlántida. Visually, it’s a varied and interesting place. Not dull for a moment.

Acuity test

Here are three parked cars with Uruguayan license plates. One was parked by someone who did not learn to drive in Uruguay.

Can you figure out which one it is?

Alrighty, then.

Uruguayan camper. Worth sharing, but, umm, I don’t think I have anything else to say about it.

An unlabeled map?

The gang’s all here.

Another wheeled monster

Outside Tienda Inglesa. Late in the season. From Heilbronn, Baden-Württemberg.

The day before, in exactly the same location, were two, equally if not more imposing, in a matching drab green military-type color. I didn’t have my phone to take a picture. It was quite a sight.

Here’s to lightweight travel, German style!

“Let me park in this bush–”

OK, shade. I get it.

Still….

Just another minimalist summer camper.

I hope it has a rear-view camera.

Give me an “I”—?

As in “DUSTIER?” We could use some rain, but there’s none in the forecast for a week.

And yeah, I know, I could actually wash the vehicle as well.

Sweet!

Suddenly, in front of Syd and Gundy’s twice-reroofed-and-sided no-design neighbors’ house, an immaculate 1980s Mercedes 450SL. One of many curiosities swirling about the beginning of this strange new year.

[Note to self: turn off flash.]