
AuHavrePro's recent post, 'Blimps & Broncos,' offers a captivating glimpse into two distinct forms of transportation encountered in his neighborhood. This article delves into the unique appeal of these vehicles, from the majestic blimp to the rugged Ford Bronco, sparking a broader conversation about their cultural presence and rarity across different regions.
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I love your picture of the Goodyear blimp as that is something I don't remember ever seeing here in the UK. Marc
You definitely wouldn’t lose the Ford in a supermarket car park! All the best, Jon
There were about 4 of them but I think there is only one now stationed at Carson CA, just outside LA. They're very common here covering sporting events. It must have been a slow sports day because here it is covering me riding my bike on the beach bike path..lol Some info on them.....https://www.timeout.com/los-angeles/blog/the-last-of-goodyears-blimps-has-been-retired-031417
The blimp is a rare sight even here! Cheers, Filip
Blimps used to be an almost daily feature in our old home, as it was the close to the site they originated 😊 Broncos are exceedingly rare beasts in Europe, though (old or new) 🤷🏻♂️
Now that there's only one operating in this region I get to see it once in a blue moon 🙃
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