Scuderia Vespa Svedese: The abandoned Vespa 50 PK S

Updated 14/3
No snow, a bit dirtier. Still there...first post of 2013.

14th of March 2013.

Updated 6/12

It's still there. Amidst the remains of the mighty snowstorm that hit Stockholm yesterday.

6th of December 2012.

Updated 13/11
Ok, nothing has happened. A little bit dirtier perhaps. And there is an old Volvo 245 from the 70's in the background.

Updated 4/10
Well, am I losing interest here? It's been two months since I visited the PK S. It's still there.

Updated 3/8
Okay, a long time since the last update. Maybe because nothing happens?
But today is the One year-jubilee of this post!

3rd of August 2012.

Uppdated 23/3
One month later, now it´s really spring. This one is going nowhere!

Uppdated 23/2
Spring, or Primavera as they say in Italy, might be on it's way. The owner of the Vespa PK 50 S doesn't seem to care. It's still there but the snow has melted.

23rd of February 2012.

Updated 13/2 2012

What can I say?

13th of February 2012.

Updated 23/1 2012

Old fashioned angle, more snow again. Why do you don't care about a Vespa PK 50 S? Are you sick? Dead? Bad memory?

23rd of January 2012.

Updated 11/1 2012

Different angle, no snow, same tree.

11th of january 2012.

Updated 10/1 2012

Come rain, come snow...

10th of January 2012.

Updated 4/1 2012

Tried to update this page and a lot just disappeared. The post from november is gone. Don't know why.

Here is a fresh picture. The Vespa 50 PK S hasn't moved an inch!

It just looks cleaner than before, thank's to the rain maybe.

Updated 27/9

Nothing has happened...

The note has disappeared! Why?

Someone is trying to ruin my project, he want's to buy PK

I have spotted a red Vespa 50 PK S near my workplace. To me it seems abandoned, locked with the steering lock and a chain to the front wheel. Dusty but sound, presumably non working.

My plan is to take photos on an fairly regular basis during a year.

Let's see the seasons shift into to each other. Come rain, come snow. The leaves of the fall covering the ground.

This could be very poetic!