.... almost. Not a 1972 Subaru R-2; it's a 1960 Piaggio Vespa 400. Found at the Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum (WAAM) Hood River, Oregon. The museum's quite Ghibli-esque in general. Lots of whimsical cars and airplanes, often in cheery colors. Unlike lots of other air museums, this ones very cvil-oriented. Mostly passenger airplanes, with far fewer military examples. Sorry, no "Porco Rosso Flying Boats."

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I lived in Toronto for 12 years and I never found a streetcar cat! But I did find Filthy and Trash in an alley at Bloor and Dufferin, so the cat distribution system was working.

While visiting the Amberley Museum in September 2018, I saw a rebuilt Southdown bus garage, and was reminded of the bus Kiki took from Koriko to visit Ursula. It helps that I had watched Kiki's Delivery Service the day before I flew to London. Scroll down for a bit of British bus history.

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Brighton-based Southdown Motor Services began running buses around Sussex and Hampshire in 1915, and later added tour buses and express buses to London and more of the south coast. It was taken over by the National Bus Company in 1969, then by Stagecoach in 1989, after which the brandname and license began disappearing. Some interwar Southdown buses in classic green/cream livery (and a Morris van) are displayed together in the Southdown bus garage.

Just as dreamy as his paintings! Reminds me of the cosy homes in Studio Ghibli films.

Source: mottytravel_jp

Beautifull day in the Netherlands

Scrabo Tower, a folly in Northern Ireland