Jim @sullybiker@sully.site

Here we go

Interesting to spot something on Street View (taking a virtual stroll around some London streets) which encapsulates a lot of feelings I have about big cities and the sort of cultural pot they create. This is Hackney. Reminds me of parts of The Old Kent Road. Trash everywhere, tiny little businesses (money transfer places..always) and gleaming new things in the background.

New forest donkey trying to eat my car back in 2010

The locals at Roundhill Farm in warmer times.

9yrs ago, I think coming home from work. I remember it being bitingly cold. On my old HTC phone which took pretty nice photos. This view is no longer possible - the new building is on these grounds.

Astonishing drone shot from Reddit

MRI time. Joke's on them - I don't have a brain

I don't know if this is true or not, but it's definitely a mood.

This is really stupid but I just canno stop laughing at it.

...They wheel it into the garage (where more than 4 crew are permitted to work on it) and it's fixed in under two minutes. Endurance racing mechanics, and the engineers that design the kit parts are amazing.

Also the leading Porsche's arse fell off 1hr before the end

Top prank at AF Corse during Le Mans wherein they have zip-tied a sleeping mechanic to his chair.

Kasprowy Wierch summit, basically in a snow cloud, although it wasn't as cold as you might think.

The cable car up to Kasprowy Wierch. It was not so cold on this occasion; the following year it was brutal (-20C/-4F) and going out was not so enjoyable.

Early evening in Zakopane's hills.

The view out of the back of the guest house. There was a German Shepherd in the outhouse at the back, which for most of the week I believed wanted to eat me, but on the last day we became friends when she realised I offered pats.

Throwback to Xmas 2008 which I spent in Poland. This was the taxi to the guest house. I loved that place. Hot beer (Truly the Poles are mad) and hospitality.