what's the story with the old car inside the Inglis factory
It was full of s**t in there.
If I remember correctly there was a train in the corner that looked like it was used in the Toronto Santa Parade from days gone by.
Looked like a temporary hostel for anyone that walked by also.
Obersalzburg was taken in the summer of 2007.
I managed to bring back my pride and joy from there, a brick from the Berghof.
Come to think of it, I have a brick each from Inglis and Long Branch Small Arms ltd.
I spent several days touring the Obersalzburg area and many hours around the Berghof grounds.
And best Hofbrauhaus i have ever been to
Yes, and the best Weisswurst lunch I had was in Berchtesgaden.
It was kind of surreal at times.
If I had standing there 60 odd years ago, my life expectancy would have been very short, even if I made it that far.
A buddy gave me some WW2 German songs to bring along on my Ipod.
They where a blazing as we cruzed the area.
Yah, Yah, we did get some funny looks, but we lived the moment.
When I cruz the WW1 Battlefields, my WW1 tunes always go along for the ride.
There is nothing like driving threw Vimy and downtown Ypres, Belgium playing the original, "It's a Long Way to Tipperary"
I think that I will be heading back to Belgium and Northern France this Sept 2010.
It is just like it's calling me.
