Sunday, November 1, 2015

Maserati transporter, simple and gets the job done

Rob made it to back to England on August 9th, 37,000 kilometes, 47 months, without anything stolen from him, they day he got back to London, his wallet was stolen, and weeks later someone broke into his dad's shed and stole his bike


If you've been following along, Rob started out on a bike in England in 2011, to pedal around the world.

http://www.cotswoldjournal.co.uk/news/13775408.Thief_steals_round_the_world_cyclist_s_bike/?ref=mr&lp=18

In May he got from Australia to California, then to the Grand Canyon and on through Kansas to New York during the summer and got to JFK on July 9th


And now he's putting the photos together in a book, A Thousand Dawns, and writing a book about the adventures in an accompanying book https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/roblutter/a-thousand-dawns-the-lifecycle-story-and-photobook?ref=nav_search

https://www.youtube.com/user/theroblutter

https://www.facebook.com/roblutter/?fref=photo
http://thelifecycle.roblutter.com/
http://roblutter.com/blog/
https://twitter.com/robertlutter

impressive turn in a culdesac

1936 Mack E series

Looks like the Petersen Car Museum is trying overly hard to impress the MOMA across the street... how this new exterior represents a car museum, I've no idea

Went to the La Brea tar pits yesterday, found something cool with wheels


this might be the first time I've posted a wheel barrow. I've wanted to see the La Brea tar pits since I was in 1st grade