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West Quay, Southampton, 4th August 2014, one of six on loan to Bluestar, while there buses cover Salisbury Park & Ride duties, till Salisbury Council decied who gets the new contract.
Today's story and sketch by me 1521, is about the pedestrian, that arrived on our Tropical Volcanic Planet we call Budahunga. It was sometime during this full moon night, when I heard a loud screaming voice, turns out it was this fellow in a bag. Apparently he was dropped out of a Dimension Portal. Poor fellow was a deck hand on a tramp steamer. Three days ago the that ship was sailing the open sea on the Planet Sabalon in Dimension Nine, when it was suddenly in the middle of a Sabalon Typhoon, with forty foot waves pounding the ship, this deck hand dove into a storage closet, pulled himself into that Big Handy Sack. Sadly within minutes the ship was torn into two pieces. The seaman was tossed around on the ocean, until something plucked him out of the ocean, that something was the dimension portal, that somehow managed to travel through time and space, and dropped him here on Budahunga. At the moment the sailor seems happy to be on dry ground. Until next time Tata the Rod Blog.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey GP7 1521 at Jersey City, New Jersey on an unknown day in August 1964, Kodachrome by unknown photographer, Chuck Zeiler collection. Number 1521 was built in November 1952 ( c/n 17099 ) and later became Conrail 5677. Set up long hood as Front, it had a squared off end which housed an EMD supplied auxiliary generator used for commuter coach lighting. I have yet to determine what was actually in the squared end. Note also the non-standard class lights and numberboard over the louvers below the cab.
Departing Buchanan Bus Station in Glasgow for Donegal is John McGinley of Gortahok Jonckheere JHV bodied Volvo B11R 141-DL-1521.
1521 Second Avenue is one of Seattleâs newest skyrises completed in 2008 and is the highest residential skyrise in the city. It is very reminiscent of the style of highrise condominiums that are going up in nearby Bellevue, Washington. Even though this is not one of Seattleâs taller skyscrapers the building still stands out because of its frontward location and the gorgeous hue of blue that it displays. Now only if Seattle will construct a shimmering emerald green building to honor the cityâs nickname, all would be well. It can be easy to get this skyscraper and Two Union Square a little confused if you are just viewing the top portions of them without any perspective of height or size. The Monorail Station was proposed for this site until the city voted it down in 2005. Want to purchase a condo? They begin at just $1 million and reach as high as $4 million. I will take five units please, thanks. Enjoy!