In August, 2017, I spent a few days in the lovely village Villars-sur-Ollon, above the Geneva lake.
This happened to coincide with an event that takes place once every four years - the historic uphill climb - a race up the hill, or rather the pre-alps, of historic cars.
During the days prior to the race the village fills up with drivers and their teams, and old cars start showing up.
On the day of the race some of the main roads between the villages and towns are closed for normal traffic. A few places are designated as places where people can gather and watch the cars.
Some of them look really weird!
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