[NSX2M4]

Really good pics gentleman. Thanks for highlighting the F87 in the last run. Why I garage my F82 these days... The pinnacle of BMW classic design.

[dutchm2]

Originally Posted by NSX2M4

Really good pics gentleman. Thanks for highlighting the F87 in the last run. Why I garage my F82 these days... The pinnacle of BMW classic design.

You're welcome! I wil be adding some more bits and bites from the tour. Also videos on some of the passes! Listen i love the F82 M4! Is that you mean? Also i definitely appreciate the G80's model nowadays. Is a stunning car regardless of what. Where are you from?

[toned]

great trip, thanks for sharing

[dutchm2]

Originally Posted by toned

great trip, thanks for sharing

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the feedback.

[e61it]

Hi,

I believe that just before getting to Colle del Nivolet you stopped in a town that had a war memorial plaque listing those who perished in both the 1st and 2nd World War. I searched your route map but couldn't identify that town. If you can send it it would be appreciated. What a fantastic trip you enjoyed.

[dutchm2]

Originally Posted by e61it

Hi,

I believe that just before getting to Colle del Nivolet you stopped in a town that had a war memorial plaque listing those who perished in both the 1st and 2nd World War. I searched your route map but couldn't identify that town. If you can send it it would be appreciated. What a fantastic trip you enjoyed.

The town you're referring to is likely Ceresole Reale, located in the Piedmont region of Italy, just before reaching Colle del Nivolet. This area is known for its proximity to the pass, and Ceresole Reale features a war memorial plaque commemorating casualties from both World War I and World War II.

[NSX2M4]

Originally Posted by dutchm2

You're welcome! I wil be adding some more bits and bites from the tour. Also videos on some of the passes! Listen i love the F82 M4! Is that you mean? Also i definitely appreciate the G80's model nowadays. Is a stunning car regardless of what. Where are you from?

Meaning, the F generations. F87, F80, F82, F83, F90

[mjn77]

Originally Posted by e61it

Hi,

I believe that just before getting to Colle del Nivolet you stopped in a town that had a war memorial plaque listing those who perished in both the 1st and 2nd World War. I searched your route map but couldn't identify that town. If you can send it it would be appreciated. What a fantastic trip you enjoyed.

It is Noasca. I checked the geotags on the photos i took.

[dutchm2]

[dutchm2]

Originally Posted by NSX2M4

Meaning, the F generations. F87, F80, F82, F83, F90

Hold on! I'm confused! You like or dislike F8x's? Anyway regardless of it's you and your mind! Respect it

[dutchm2]

Originally Posted by mjn77

It is Noasca. I checked the geotags on the photos i took.

All right! A little more ahead Ceresole Reale

[mjn77]

Originally Posted by dutchm2

All right! A little more ahead Ceresole Reale

Behind

We drove from right to left on that map on the Friday.

[dutchm2]

Originally Posted by mjn77

Behind

We drove from right to left on that map on the Friday.

Right!

For whoever interested on mjn77 same trip as mine here's the full thread: https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=2196295

[carnitas]

Originally Posted by dutchm2

That’s pretty cool!

[dutchm2]

Col du Galibier is a majestic 2,642-meter pass in the French Alps, renowned for its steep climbs and stunning views, often featured in the Tour de France.