One week into May already, so hopefully this means none of the Tachoblog Tribe have seen any snow this week – unlike Darkstaff last week – but the only way we’ll find out is by having a look at the Views they’ve sent in.
This View From The Cab was meant to be the last post of last week and last month but, as Tachoblog knows you’ve realised, it wasn’t. Now we all, especially Tachoblog(!), should know how important it is to ‘save’ your work as you go along, but how often do you do that? We don’t, well didn’t (we will from now on), and met with the consequences when, having finished this post, clicked the save button and Tachoblog’s computer said no!
Outside Tachoblog Towers the sun’s shining and the forecast for the weekend is even better. But what’s it like around the globe? Thankfully, as they do every week, the Tachoblog Tribe have been sending in their pictures of what they can see from their cabs, so we can all see what it’s like where they [...]
What with Tachoblog being away for most of last week, you’d be forgiven for thinking that there’d be no View From The Cab, but you’d be wrong!
The Tachoblog Tribe have ridden (shouldn’t that be driven?) to your rescue and sent Tachoblog their Views as they do every week – and we’re very grateful that they do.
What a lucky lot you are! Only two days since the last View From The Cab and here’s Tachoblog with another one for you.
As it was the long Easter weekend, we weren’t able to bring you View From The Cab last Friday, but that didn’t stop the Tachoblog Tribe from sending in their Views so here they are.
Enjoy the arty opening silhouette shadows sequence, then join Tachoblog onboard as we travel northbound from Waiouru and Ohakune in last winter’s snow.
This week’s View From The Cab is a liitle bit special. Not because of the Views that Tachoblog’s been sent, but simply because we’ve reached VFTC’s first anniversary. And it all started with Tachoblog’s View From The Cab 20.3.09.
Once again we’re joining the Tachoblog Tribe to see what they can see out of their windscreens.
The Tachoblog Tribe’s chief correspondent from New Zealand has sent us this set of photographs that document a trip from Gisborne to Auckland. So settle down and enjoy thesights with your tour guide Vic H.
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