Weekly Photo Challenge: Relic
Photo challenge: share a photo of what “relic” means to you.
FIAT 1100 – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Figlio del Giaguaro
Chi non conosce il silenzio del deserto non sa cosa sia il silenzio. (proverbio tuareg)
Sostieni Emergency
Sostieni Medici Senza Frontiere
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Figlio del Giaguaro 
That is one amazing relic, Stefano, even by African standards where old technology is nurtured and endlessly rebuilt.
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You’re right, Tish. I’ve seen several car repairers at work; they do wonders.
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It still runs!
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🙂
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Perhaps a relic, but very appealing. I’m always drawn to retro things that are still functional. Thanks for a view into a world I’ve never seen.
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You’re very welcome, Jann.
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It runs and probably darts in and out of traffic quite nicely.
Thanks so for the visit.
I love your header now there’s a novel in the making…
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Maybe darting is a bit optimistic, Leslie, but it’s certainly still operating. 😉
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What a cool and quirky old car. I can see an entire short story inspired by a character who would drive such a vehicle.
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Great! Do you need a cover picture? 😉
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Beautiful old car ^^ I love all the ideas of people on wordpress about relic, they teach me a lot of things. Thanks for sharing ❤
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You’re welcome, Hoa. 🙂
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