04017 Paris-Tripoli-Dakar 1991
Matilde Tomagnini with Andrea Cavandoli (right), Carlos Mas (center) and Gilles Lalay (right), the whole team of Yamaha-Byrd
04003
04066 Paris-Le Cap 1992
Spare pieces at a servicing location for Citroen-Total cars in Angola
04049 Roberto Mandelli (Gilera 600)
04010 Roberto Azzalin, Cagiva-Lucky Strike team manager
04036 Paris-Tripoli-Dakar 1991
Gilles Lalay (Yamaha-Byrd) with Matilde Tomagnini (left)
04041 Paris-Tripoli-Dakar 1991
Gianni Perin, Giera team manager
04031 Paris-Le Cap 1992
Perlini trucks
04061 PAris-Le Cap 1992
Early start for Roberto Mandelli (Gilera)
04084 Paris-Tripoli-Dakar 1991
Yamaha-Sonauto rider Thierry Magnaldi interviewed by italian journalist Nico Cereghini (right)
04075 Gilles Lalay (Yamaha-Byrd)
04047 PAris-Le cap 1992
Angelo Cavandoli and Carlos Mas, both on Yamaha-Byrd, in Pointe Noire (Congo)
04077
04055 Paris-Tripoli-Dakar 1991
Libyan desert
04020 Paris-Le Cap 1992
Edi Orioli (Cagiva-Lucky Strike) in Cape Town
04053 Paris-Tripoli-Dakar 1991
The whole crew of "La Cinq" TV network who was at that time totally and exclusivelyin charge of broadcasting yhe whole event
Farewell, good ol' Marjan... The lone king of Kabul zoo succumbs to his age at 48, after surviving years and years of deprivations and symbolizing to kabulis the spirit of resiliency itself Well.....that's sad news, indeed. To my eyes, Marjan symbolized hope. However, in thinking about that dear old lion's death I choose to believe that when he heard the swoosh of kites flying over Kabul, heard the roars from the football stadium, experienced the renewed sounds of music in the air and heard the click-click of chess pieces being moved around chessboards....well, the old guy knew that there was plenty of hope around and it was okay for him to let go and fly off, amid kite strings, to wherever it is the spirits of animals go.
Peace to you Marjan and peace to Afghanistan.
[Diana Smith, via the Internet]