Junction of College Green/D'Olier Street/Fleet Street./Townsend Street 1960s. pic.twitter.com/C5syPD2NLF
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) March 22, 2022
1960s.
Elegant roundabout, in fairness.
Name those other jammers, anyone?
Junction of College Green/D'Olier Street/Fleet Street./Townsend Street 1960s. pic.twitter.com/C5syPD2NLF
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) March 22, 2022
1960s.
Elegant roundabout, in fairness.
Name those other jammers, anyone?
Volkspod – the twin fruit of a year long garage project by maker Brent Walter who combined front and rear VW Beetle wheel arches to form bizarre (and yet adorable) carapaces for two custom made scooter chassis.
The VW Beetle and the Irish.
A Love story.
Cathal O’Rourke writes:
I am currently researching for a book on Volkswagen in Ireland which will cover the factory in Dublin, the staff, the dealer network and also the many owners around the country. I also want to show how the humble Beetle and its many siblings became part of Irish life, be that happy or sad.
If you have a beetle story to share, why not pop on to Beetle.ie and see some of the 400+ VWs uploaded to our census and also a selection of stories submitted by people….
Name those years from top above, anyone?
A neatly mounted volkswagonis vulgaris spotted by Redditor Muppaphone while visiting the Cleveland Museum of Natural History last week.
Apparantly, a gag beloved of natural history curators, if comments on the post are to be believed.
Indonesian wildlife photographer Hendy Mp captures the bizarre and joyous spectacle of a Reinwardt’s Flying Frog atop a giant horned wood-boring beetle.
Yee, and furthermore, har.