Thanks Dom. Riding almost always leads to relaxing!

Thanks for the head’s up David. I’ll have to do some investigation. There could be some issues with the music license I use. I can use it on the internet but broadcast television is a different realm.

More investigation.

Perhaps next time it will have more motion. I’m thinking I need to try some full-motion video in place of the still imagery. As you know, that’s a much bigger challenge.

Thank you Don for your kind words about the video. When I’m riding and making photographs, if I include the Vespa, I try and make it an integral part of the landscape rather than just a portrait of a machine. I confess an obsession with it as a subject but I’ve not yet exhausted its place before the camera.

It’s a gift when I can be open to the gifts all around me. I often find myself asking God why I’m so lucky…

Quiet, country roads can go a long way toward finding a calm place. I know a lot of riders though who would never ride the roads I do because you can’t travel fast enough for their taste.

Thanks for the kind words about the video. I appreciate them.

The world is what we imagine it to be. Side by side, two people can see the same thing in entirely different ways. As much as possible I try to see things in a positive light. That’s not always an easy thing to do.

I love finding myself standing along a misty stream with the scooter. That doesn’t happen nearly often enough. Can’t remember the last time I left the house at 5am in order to see some of that mist!

Thanks Ken. They’re getting shorter and shorter!