
During the weekend after a long quarantine, we Berliners were finally able to return little by little to our favorite activities. One of them was the Flitzer Club Tour, organized by Dirk and Leo, which was a two-day drive through East Germany, approximately 350km in total. We went to different interesting places like castles, an abandoned hospital, and a gallery. My favorite was the Institute of Hygiene not far from the center of Berlin, where the most prominent material is concrete, something that predominates always in my photos. During the tour, I had the opportunity to have a photographer and journalist from Classic Driver accompany Blazej Zulawski. We drove a Porsche 928 from Classic Depot who kindly provided us as a media car. About 22 cars were part of the tour, with a group of nice people always open for a good conversation about cars, life and so on. Here is a gallery with some of the best moments from my perspective.






















































Special thanks to Dirk, for making me part of this cool project.
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