Author: Brass

The guys from Unknown Saints know how to chop, that’s for sure.

Bagger had been abroad for a number of years and now he is back in Holland.

The photo below, from a while back, was made in the ‘middle-east’.

Again a week has past and today autumn is at the gates. So time for ‘R’ spotting

Last weekend Arne from Rabalder MC came over from Norway to have a whiskey tasting with Bob and me. Arne had prepared a few things well and even printed a few things out to surprise us with his knowledge about the tasting examples that were brought along. From fruity to heavily peated.
It goes without saying that our evening could not go wrong.

As everywhere on the internet, texts and/or photos are posted.

Which one of you was ‘awake’ yesterday??

Look again at the photo.
If the story seems correct, your eyes will soon be tricked.

So, don’t immediately believe everything one writes or shows. Several world leaders also have a hand in this.
So stay alert!

Brass
RMCF

Over the years I’ve let a lot of things go through my hands whose name makes your eyebrows curl. And yes, I can add one more on my list.
This example shown below is not much different though.
This concerns potatoes. According to the inscription they are waxy potatoes.

Well, then we are all fully aware again about the constant ‘stealing’ of our name. Ha, ha, we ourselves were no better…
In America there were also Rogues in the 1970s.

Well, you all know the drill by now. Spot the ‘R’!

On the photo below made in France during the Superrally ‘Paris’ in 1985 you see my bike on the left and Schweik’s bike on the right. Kwak’s bike, a Liberator, in the upper right corner.

Yesterday was as each year a rather sad day. That’s when we, more then other days, take the time to remember our lost brothers. Again a ‘new’ name was added to the memorial lane at our clubgrounds.

March this year Francis sadly passed away and yesterday his name was also placed on our ‘memorial lane’ monument. As you all will understand is that these sort of days brings back a lot of memories and therefor a lot of emotions as well. No matter how tough one may be, I can asure you that on moments like these, most of us, if not all of us, get cold shivers.