This looks like fun. Oh how I would have loved to do this at their age! A miniature Bugatti or Morgan would have been just perfect.
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Bet there most children would love this, boys and girls. Quite a few years ago Poros had a mini motoring track. It was very popular, especially with my grandkids. Nothing like this though. I wonder what speed they get up to, or do they tell us in frenxh
ReplyDeleteI don't think they go too fast; they'd all crash. I love the fact that the cars are replicas.
DeleteOh yes that does look like fun. Beats the little tin pedal car I had as a four year old.
ReplyDeleteYou should have kept it, they're worth a fortune these days.
DeleteOh such fun! And so little chance of serious injury. I guess the cars are electric.
ReplyDeleteThey are both petrol and electric. The drivers are between 7 and 12, and it is a parade of cars rather than a race. Great fun.
DeleteBoys and their toys starts young and grows from there. Looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteYes, lucky them!
DeleteThat does look like fun! My boys would have loved a chance like that.
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