A line of dutch or italian (?) 2CVs near the entrance of the meeting.
We saw this nice greek DS a couple of times, so we parked "little Ferrari" next to it to take a picture. The beatifull lady next to the 2CV is Charlott, my wife.
A view next to the (small) market. The person walking away in the shade is our fellow listmember Reuven.
Some people worked hard for the money. This one here (sitting on the right) is Xavier from Génération 2CV (Paris) - also a friend and listmember.
One of the many nice Meharis that came to the meeting. I want one like this.
Mark, listmember and (duck-)head of the "Turnerclan", had some misterious engine trouble. Reuven (on the right) points out where the problem is.
After the meeting Charlott and I slowly moved down the coast line to Athens, with a nice stop in the region of Pilion.
Typical view from the Restaurant of our Hotel. The red one is known as "little Ferrari". In the village around the meeting you could always see or hear a couple of 2CVs.
This is the Israeli expedition to the worldmeeting in Greece (all of them). To the left is Joel, to the right is our friend and listmember Reuven. They were selling T-Shirts and Stickers (and they sold out of T-Shirts).
At the meeting the special Currency was the "Cou-Pony". Here we see listmember Xavier at the counter getting some Couponys. BTW: I was sadly surprised that there were almost no real Ponys (greek 2CV derivate) at the meeting. The only one I've seen had german numberplates. Since the Pony is a kind of utility vehicle it looks like the greeks grinded them all down on the job. Sad.
At the thursday of the meeting we had our official "List-Meeting" in the "Beach Bar". I wasn't taking pictures at the evening, but I liked the look of the banner in the sun of the next day.
And this is me, on our slow trip to Athens. More about me on this site.