The Iron Heart Forum Triangle of Terror Type III Trucker Tour 2018 - Updates thread

[Chris]

I know I've said this before, but this is a fantastic tour stop.  Really enjoying this one…

[organisys]

That's a pretty big High Voltage Switchyard!

Designed a few of those myself….

[Aetas]

Posted this today IHSH-22

Thanks @Max Power and @marlin and all contributing XX-Heads.

Here are the Outtakes….

Glück Auf

[Max Power]

The first picture is really awesome!

[neph93]

Very cool with the IHSH-22 and the wall. What is it with the Germans and art on walls by the way? Seems like it’s a thing [emoji1]

[Aetas]

It is across all continents…. a local glimpse here.

[Aetas]

Chatted to @Cole today and he is going on holiday next week, we decided to transfer the jacket a few days earlier.

Jacket is hanging around for another five days …

Local quarry for all this sandstones. Yours look better G.

Right behind is the Nightingale mine. The cradle of the region's mining industry.

IH-526Lod vs. IHSH-99

Both fabrics behave and look very different!

[Giles]

@Aetas:

Local quarry for all this sandstones. Yours look better G.

Nice job working these quarries when the wind is up 

[madmonday]

@Aetas such a dope leg of the tour

much respect oh & nice to see an earlier season/generation Iron Heart shirt

[marlin]

Very photogenic location! @Aetas

[Aetas]

"I nurse my world cup hangover and try my best to get into the spirit today  …...!"
The sentence of the day  @501/IH .

Went to an iconic place, my father introduced me 35 years ago. A little bit ramshackle but you can let mind and soul relax here. (Not the body  :D)

"Chez Eddi" or original called: Eddi's Durst & Wurst Express- family owned since 1972.

Free seating. We choose this quite place.

Around us, everyone was lamenting and complaining about the WM18.
…
I realized, that I only know the content of two of this vintage garages.

In one is a NSU RO80 ...

....and in the other is a BMWR80GS.

In between my kids eat the plate clean!
Left this place with a smile and came back this early morning to hang the jacket.

[neph93]

Brilliant. I could eat Wurst all day.

How on earth do you manage to keep the arms on the jacket spread out like that?

On another note, I feel like this jacket has lived a thousand already. From Alabaman heat to north eastern steel works and now being hung from German stone. Awesome.

[501IH]

Great, and I feel flattered for the citation. Thank you.
Oh yes, our favourite "Wurstbude" (literally: sausage barn). So many Germans have one, and if so, it's a much coveted place.

[Aetas]

Thanks guys!

I've not much time left ….
But I just start to feel, that this Tour can be called:
"Lived a Thousand... " @neph93

Perhaps bricks at next …

[Aetas]

Outtakes

The comparison …
Tour jacket X IHSH-99

@trail and arrow Thanks

Music

[Aetas]

@neph93:

How on earth do you manage to keep the arms on the jacket spread out like that?

With help …..

…. all joking aside, it is a simple technical solution I will show later.

[Seul]

@neph93:

How on earth do you manage to keep the arms on the jacket spread out like that?

Jesus.

[Matty123]

It’s either JC….orrrrr some type of stick taped or fastened to the hanger

[Finkster]

[Aetas]

As there is some IH-WORLD TOUR POWER 888;666;T*5 at the moment….

... I contacted @neph93 today.
I was unsure about the 'hanging theme' I was driven in.
It felt a bit like an "Autobahn Stau" at the moment.

Thanks R for your response.

Grabbing a board and enjoyed the evening sun. Took the last four pics!

Glimpse