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hi, how do i automatically open the spotify app and automatically play the song? i'm using an android phone and a big circle nfc tag. thanks!

South Africa has a few.

so if my friends come over and if they would just tap on the posters they would be able to play so and song??

I really hope this man is alive and well ❤

Just letting you know there is one for sale in Canada just outside of Toronto Ontario. Posted on Facebook he wants $10,000.

So wild

Two for sale in New Zealand today!

Verry helpful

There's one in Thailand. I remember seeing it used by foreign retirees 16 years ago. Few months ago I saw one for sale too.

Lol That's Van Heemskerckstraat onto Laan 1940-1945. Edit: Reitdiephaven too.

1 for sale in NZ right now at $5k

@0:07 "ALTERNATIVES" was misspelled...

There's one in the uk

IS GOOD IF ITS TOPCASE WILL BE MODIFIED FOR ANY COURIER NEEDS. BUT STILL 65/100 NEEDED TO PERFECTION INCLUDING THE WHEELS. THE C1 BMW is TESTED & THE SAFER YOU CAN HAVE ALONG OTHERS. 👍😜

i think you should keep hotel card after keeping house card. any way impressive video

How much did it cost new?

A good tip is to remember to leave Scotland. I went to Scotland in 2019 and I'm still here ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I managed to teach myself to type with one hand

whats the name of the app that you used?

I have searched through all the internet still couldn't find the answer of 'Can I play 3 action card all together in one turn'?

The idea is great, but the execution is not what I would desire. I believe a much more simplistic, more scooter utility like, simple Lexan shield/canopy with an open back for airflow, and a simple manual wiper would find more of a market. Just the cost of replacing a cracked windshield would on this unit would be a deal breaker.

Does it scan multiple pages or you need to put each page individually ?

Word gets round very quickly when there's an American in town, but don't worry, we all carry on as normal and pretend we don't know. You'll be fine.

Nfc reader is missing in automatic list . Could u pls tell how to enable it

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Being a true Scotsman such as myself, midgies don`t bother me in fact, i can walk through swarms of them without any worries but, if you`re not a true Scotsman or have some in your history, here`s a wee tip : Never put on any perfume, aftershave or deodorants, not wash your clothes in perfumed powder/liquid as its sure to attract 1000`s of them. The midge was given to the Scots by God to stop the English from overstaying their welcome so, remember that when you come here.

thank you ! glad I came across this I am booked for April !

Note on transport that you can take bikes and e-bikes on with you if it isn't really busy, I get trains half price, so I can take my bike anywhere in the country for a reasonable price.

Midges form in their 1000, so keep your sleeves covered, purchase a midge net which covers your face! Also beware of clegs, which look like blue bottles, but these blighters take a large bite as to suck your blood! Even the cattle/live stock are frightened of them! Apart from that - Scotland has more too offer that a viaduct!!! Pitlockery is very popular with tourists, but 20 miles west of Pitlockery there is a small village called Rannoch! On your travel there (by road) you can stop at Queens view, which is a view point looking over the Loch! It is a loch, carry on to Rannoch and climb Craig Var, once you are at the top, you will view two Lochs - Loch Rannoch and Loch Tummel. You can hire a pod which is situated behind the café, the pod sleeps 4. The café soup of the day is fabulous along with huge scones if you are hungry! Your camera will be well used when taken panoramic pictures! You could even drive on to Rannoch station, read in how the railway was built, then take the steam train over the famous Viaduct! Rannoch has a club which is timeshare holiday lets which look over the Loch, bikes/boat/canoe/wind surf etc! There are two hotels in Rannoch, I would suggest Rannoch hotel which looks over the loch! Loch Rannoch is 27 miles radius if one is wanting to cycle! Rannoch is a great area if one likes a hike, even climb the Schiehallion, it's huge, but the view is breath taken! I know, as we have been going there for well over 35 years! - There are no clegs there, midges only in the evening!

Hi David. You just got a new subscriber. Really nice review: you clarified many interesing points about this weird, but super fun "thing" 😂. Here, in Italy, there are more C1s than you can imagine, not many of them, but quite a lot, considering the small amount they produced. There's always one parked in front of my house (I live in Turin) and I remeber I used to see plenty of them, here in Piedmont, back at the time, when i was younger.

w tutorial works for links to websites too?

lols what are those in the background, david?

Excellent information!

Thanks!

What product did you use to affix the album art to the wall? Great job, BTW.

As a Scotsman I can say some great advice here, and lovely words about my country 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Haste ye back 🥃❤️

My neighbour in South Africa has one, its the ugliest thing I've seen

Nice reptilian eyes

Very helpful stuff! Thanks :]

I used to see quite a lot of these in Paris back in the day!

THey should of brought them to the US, also push the safest thing on 2 wheels.

Definitely in the UK seen one for sale this morning

its just because of sanctions there are almost no foreigners there, when i lived there during the 70's there were 100,000 americans in tehran, trust me they were sick of foreigners

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Do you no if you have to wear a helmet in the UK for this

They should make it 3 wheeler with tilting lock. So the rider no need to hold the weight. Because it's heavy. Or even better if they can built self tilting bike that won't fall like the Liger from India.

Hotels are used before you used houses.

"Beautiful roads..." I'll give you that. But word of warning, our roads evolved organically over thousands of years. That means some of the corners have corners in them. In fact, the only straight bits on the older roads tend to be vertical. My New York uncle drove my aunt from Bannockburn to Inverness on their anniversary and then swore never to drive in Scotland again