21 October 2010
Trimming the Olive Trees
We in the centre of Fontvieille today. Three men - one steadies the ladder, one is half way up and there's another hidden in the branches.
20 October 2010
Tree Lopping Time in Monaco
19 October 2010
18 October 2010
The Kitchen Worker
17 October 2010
The Old Shop
16 October 2010
Quai des Artistes
An interior shot of the brasserie - Quai des Artistes - which is on the edge of Port Hercule. Good food and atmosphere here. You may recall the ladies who lunch shot.
15 October 2010
14 October 2010
The Bra Strap
13 October 2010
The Golden Man
12 October 2010
11 October 2010
Gone Fishin'
10 October 2010
The Yike Bike
We're back at the Monaco Yacht Show where a guy was walking around with this brilliant electric bike that folds to almost nothing. It was named by Time Magazine as one of the top inventions of 2009. Take a look at the YikeBike website or click on the video below to see this little wonder in action. It will cost you approximately 2,635 euros or $3425. The YikeBike is designed and assembled in New Zealand.
09 October 2010
The Sandals
08 October 2010
The Brabus Smart
It looks like a Smart car but the quality hits you in the eye. It's a Brabus Smart.
Brabus is a German high-performance aftermarket tuning company which specializes in Mercedes-Benz and Smart cars, turning them into amazing creatures. This one poses in Port Hercule.
07 October 2010
06 October 2010
05 October 2010
Time for a Coffee Break
I'm bored with the Monaco Yacht Show photos so let's go have a croissant and coffee at the Café de Paris. If you ask for a croissant, you get two because they are small - and delicious.
We'll probably pop back to the Yacht Show from time to time as I took loads of pics but 'time out' for the moment.
04 October 2010
03 October 2010
Monaco Yacht Show - the Coffee Table Boat
02 October 2010
Monaco Yacht Show - How About Your Own Submarine?
No self-respecting super yacht owner can manage without its own submersible. These attracted a lot of attention at the Monaco Yacht Show. They are made by a company called U-Boat Warx in a variety of sizes from a one-man submersible to those carrying five people. Take a look at website or click on the video below.
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