Gently two-stroking the Middle East



Thursday, 6 December 2007

Micro Macro - Solution !

So this was...



...what Vespas look like in Cairo!



Sven, congratulations, plus also we'll change our password so you can no longer sneak preview our posts, yes sir!

Monday, 3 December 2007

Entering Lybia



Tomorrow we'll enter Lybia. Our transit visa gives us only 7 days to cover the 1500km to Tunesia, so it'll be a bit of a rush. Expect to hear from us after that!

Thursday, 29 November 2007

Micro Macro!

In memory of Armand Pien (Armand who? See Wikipedia)!



This is a micro or a macro shot, you have to guess who or what it is!
Send your answer in a comment!
The winner gets a free ride on the back of the Vespa to a coffee shop for a cappuccino!

(Note: an answer is only right if gerechtsdeurwaarder Jo Van Backlé approves!)

De verschrikkelijke Hyrax - climax!

Tuesday, 27 November 2007

Sunday, 25 November 2007

De verschrikkelijke Hyrax - deel 2


Wie kan er wachten op deel 3?
Wij niet!
Maar dat moet ook niet, want wij hebben deel 3 hier al!
Maar jullie moeten wachten tot woensdag.
Of misschien donderdag...

Saturday, 24 November 2007

De verschrikkelijke Hyrax - deel 1



nu dinsdag al het spannende vervolg. Ho maar!

Beste dagboek...

Friday, 9 November 2007

Longwayonavespa & You

We write all this shit, but who reads it? And where? And why?
Send us a photo/video of you reading the blog and and be on the blog!
Some new contributions:


"Wordt het geen tijd dat die mannen een job zoeken?"
Oskar, Belgium
Photo sent by Karen T


"Coole blog als ge het nog niet moest weten.
PS: Er begint al sneeuw te vallen in de bergen en Ardennen"
Stijn, Belgium, looking for the Vespa feeling.


"So where is the 'bitches' section?"
Ben, York, England
Photo sent by Mike J (whom we met in Egypt) - "I'm sending you a few pictures of my friend reading your blog. His name is Ben"
Other famous quotes by Mike:
"There`s a wreck!" (diving down to the Thistlegorm wreck)
"I can`t get it in third gear..." (while cruising past the Lybian border, oblivious of the officials trying to wave him down)