Spotted these cyclists while going home on Tuesday afternoon. They had "CCCP" on the side of their shorts...commi cyclists?
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July 24, 2009
Going up the hill
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La bénédiction des motos
- À 11h ce matin (le 27 mai 2007) dans le stationnement de l'Oratoire St-Joseph, fut bénit plein plein de motos! Un évenement annuel qui est toujours impressionant jumelant des personnages géniaux qui ne doivent pas se fréquenter sur une base habituelle (although I could be surprised)...
The CCCP stands for Club Cyclistes Cycle Pop, Cycle Pop being the bike store on the corner of Rachel and Amherst. But I'm sure they're glad that the acronym works. They also use slavic-looking typography.
Love this photo, btw. Looks like you used old-time Kodak Kodachrome 64, with its rich reds.
Posted by: Michel | July 24, 2009 at 11:49