4 wheeled character...

character in the Dromana Hub carpark recently...



NOTE:
I have done some wandering, and think this is a Citroën 2CV produced between 1948 and 1990...
Originally, it was conceived in the late 1930's as a rugged, useful, affordable car...
It was unveiled at the Paris Salon on 7 October 1948...
This model appears to be the 1985 Dolly upgrade on the Spécial...
The Dolly features two tones...
More details from the Top Gear series HERE...

giant...

Nothing especially unique about this collection of bikes parked in Dromana...
Looks like a family of bikes...
But I noticed that the word 'giant' applied to the smallest bike...

bright and breezy...

car in the 50th Westernport Festival parade yesterday at Hastings...

bike variety...

bikes parked outside Rosebud Plaza this morning...

grand old wheels...

vintage car on display at the Australia Day celebrations on the Dromana foreshore yesterday...

Ford Torino...

A range of old cars were on display at the Australia Day festivities on the Dromana foreshore today...

This pace car for the 1968 Indianapolis intrigued me...

travelling together...

car and boat parked in Dromana Hub car park...

taking a break?...

ute parked by Safety Beach...

beach parking...

a variety of bikes parked by Dromana beach...

Fiat Abarth...

Fiat Abarth parked outside Bunnings this morning...Love it...

Sunday morning ride...

riding in the main street by Dromana foreshore early this summer Sunday morning...

bike sizes...

Some celebrated Australia Day today by riding the Dromana foreshore trail...

Love the little one's mini bike in front of Dad...

foreshore ranger...

foreshore ranger cleaning the barbecues early this morning at Dromana beach...

resting awhile...

bikes resting by Dromana beach...

white Porsche...

Porsche on display at the Mornington Spring Festival...

MotoV8...

2 motorbikes were at the National Education Summit
in the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre last Friday.
They represented MotoV8.
The idea for starting a motivational service for boys came while John McMahon was working with young riders at a MotoGP event in 2009. He was thinking about the principles of racing that the top riders use and realised that they don’t just apply to the race track but that they translate well to everyday life. Upon returning home he met with a few school principals and community leaders and set about turning the idea into a reality.
The Rev is a nick name that was given to John
as he was a chaplain to MotoGP and loved to ride fast bikes.

LandCruiser...

interesting design on the side of this LandCruiser in a Rosebud carpark...

shining in the sun...

bike parked in Mornington's main street...

Balnarring Gym...

vehicle parked at Hastings...

The gym is newly oprned this year...

old wagon...

lovely old wagon for sale at Tyabb Antique Village, Tyabb...