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Roger and I came upon this scene one day while touring the Syrian countryside, circa 1997:
Roger speaks to some travellers about the plight of their bus, the Happy Jurney.
Clearly, when this vehicle was christened, much was lost in translation.
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14 Responses
That is funny (the name but not the accident) !
Oh the irony! Great photo!
Happy Jurney, indeed!
Oh, dear! I hope they got it going again. I’m sure it /used/ to live up to its name! 🙂
What a great picture and I love the dichotomy between the bus’s name and its fate.
That photograph made my day.
That’s a great photo! And I love how English words are mangled in other countries. Quite entertaining.
Happy Jurney, indeed!
Maybe it’s just the mood I’m in, but I am laughing my @$$ off at that picture!!
Reminds me of the kooky T-shirts my sister sends from Japan…
great picture, but that poor bus! i hope all worked out and the bus got going again.
Love the photo! You all have visited some amazing places.
You are such a world traveller.
The irony of it all!
Too funny!