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The other side :

First stop : Timex trying to fly drived with all wings opened

Back to Dursey end
Arriving

This road will never end

finally some road signs are founded : we're not lost anymore

One of the very nice places where BX were parked :

Other views from out & inside :

Last for today is a game :
This is the last pic I took from the ferry
And the game is
"Find the BX "…
you know the one with a great potential

I did get out and wave, but dunno if you saw me!

I can see it !
....it's white, yes ? !!

No it's…… how could I say … Timex color maybe be , even if nobody had really seen one and can only imagine it …!
Just remember Timex used to hide themselves behind some hedges or green trees

Here's some of my own pics to add to the memories:

Lunch stop on the Shannon just east of Lymerick



One of many ruined castles in the area



'prehistoric' beehive house - although mainly reconstructed





Wonderful view - and the landscape's not bad either



the Oratory on the Dingle Peninsular





Drier than my tent, may car and my house!



On the Ring of Kerry











Mountain pass on the ring of Beara



Camping on the Ring of Beara



The cable car to Dursey Island



There's plenty of fish in the sea!



The remains of a copper mine



I got a bit close to the verge it seems



Lunch stop in the rain (again!)



In case you were wondering if you could use unleaded!

Onto the All Ireland Rally, and I spent an enjoyable time (just before Timex started playing up) looking round the Clonmel Transport Museum - not much Citroen related but still interesting, and plenty of Cycle stuff!































The 3 BX's at the Rally



Views from The V









A selection of cars in attendance















The last night, at St. Margarets, our Lady's Island



The improvised wiper supply and switch to get me home - the 2 wires twisted together are also powering the brake light switch



And this was the speedo light



There are more pics but I have to get them off the other camera still.

Cheers Mike. Looks like you had a great time.

I wonder if that C5 (Sinclair) in the museum belonged to a local, was driven and abandoned over there, or was plucked from obscurity this side of the water?