Bonne nuit ! and have sweet dream about them nice french girls...
My Belgian weekend
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Bonne nuit ! and have sweet dream about them nice french girls...
THALL10326
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150 saws, wow. Keep building that collection Belgian. One day you'll have to build a new shop to hold them all, awesome collection man,
150 saws, wow. Keep building that collection Belgian. One day you'll have to build a new shop to hold them all, awesome collection man,
Thanks, Master. Space is becoming indeed a problem already. I can barely set foot in that attic for the moment.
I let Mark also cut some cookies with my MS200 and MS361... You sure would have liked to witness that even a Mac Man could can have that nice grin on his face....LOLOLOL. The pics were on his camera though.
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SawTroll
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Hopefully, he doesn't! :jawdrop::jawdrop:
Anyway, it looks like a newer 090 (but I believe they have looked "the same" for quite some time) - would be interesting to hear where he got that one!
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Nice Beemer Roland.
Don't see the 850 out here.
The Dakar was based off the 850 I think.
Have the 1150GS myself.
Don't see the 850 out here.
The Dakar was based off the 850 I think.
Have the 1150GS myself.
SawTroll
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Who will hold them at the front end when cutting?
You better start training the wife on saws!
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Nice Beemer Roland.
Don't see the 850 out here.
The Dakar was based off the 850 I think.
Have the 1150GS myself.
Thanks ! The 850 is identical to the 1150 but with a smaller engine. However, with its 6 gears, the 850 engine is smoother than the 1150. The 1150 has a reputatio of being pretty rough at lower RPM. I preferred the 850 because its seating level is a tad lower, which I really need...
Awesome photos Mark, Truly an amazing collection of saws. I would suspect between belgian and you, Ya'll have more collectibles than anyone here, Now Sawbones and Mr Bow Saw have a lot too.
Who will hold them at the front end when cutting?
You better start training the wife on saws!
My wife thinks I am a nut already, so that won't improve in time I guess...:deadhorse:
Hmmmmm, you brought up an interesting point which I didn't really think off. Might as well invite an ole geezer from Norway to hold the tail end then, whadya think ....:hmm3grin2orange:
SawTroll
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May be a good idea - if I still live at that point.....:yourock:
This thread is really not about my collection, but about Mark's visit to Belgium.
Besides working in my shop, we also went to see the "Battle of the Bulge" area and to meet a local forest guard, who besides being a saw collector also is a great fan of America and its citizens. On sunday, we went for a biking trip to see some nice places in my place, but the weather was not really helping.
Mark will post surely some new pics tomorrow.
nighters !
Besides working in my shop, we also went to see the "Battle of the Bulge" area and to meet a local forest guard, who besides being a saw collector also is a great fan of America and its citizens. On sunday, we went for a biking trip to see some nice places in my place, but the weather was not really helping.
Mark will post surely some new pics tomorrow.
nighters !
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
Awesome pics and thread Mark! Roland has always seemed like a cool cat to me.
And Belgium would be one of the places on the globe I'd like to see someday.
And Belgium would be one of the places on the globe I'd like to see someday.
caotropheus
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Very nice thread and very nice saws indeed! :yourock:
But something is not fitting quite right here!
Since you fellows are in Belgium, where are the pictures of the fantastic Belgian breweries and fantastic Belgian beer? :hmm3grin2orange:
But something is not fitting quite right here!
Since you fellows are in Belgium, where are the pictures of the fantastic Belgian breweries and fantastic Belgian beer? :hmm3grin2orange:
Mark,
Its really cool that your able to do this. Roland, great to see your new arrivals.
Best wishes for continued success,
Bob
Its really cool that your able to do this. Roland, great to see your new arrivals.
Best wishes for continued success,
Bob
warjohn
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Nice to see you guys could get together and share some saw stories. Best of all we get to see some pics. That is an awesome collection.
Great pics Mark - thanks for posting.
My experience of bicycling in Belgium is that you are never more than about 5 km from a place that sells beer, so as caotropheus says, where are the beer photos?
My experience of bicycling in Belgium is that you are never more than about 5 km from a place that sells beer, so as caotropheus says, where are the beer photos?
SawTroll
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Very nice thread and very nice saws indeed! :yourock:
But something is not fitting quite right here!
Since you fellows are in Belgium, where are the pictures of the fantastic Belgian breweries and fantastic Belgian beer? :hmm3grin2orange:
The beer is just hype :hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange::hmm3grin2orange:- they are in a squeeze between Holland and Germany (+ the frog eating wine people South of them), and just have to brag, to survive!
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7oaks
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Nice to see you two got together and had some adventures - I'm sure we'll see some pics of the country side and inside of a beer haus tomorrow.
It looks like you're having a fine time with Roland, Mark. I'm very impressed with how Roland has things set up there, very clean and comfortable and a nice place for a gearhead to hang out.
