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ARRIVA Kent & Surrey Alexander Dennis - Enviro 200 - GN57 BOF (1640) is seen on Impton lane, Walderslade on route 177 to Chatham Bus Station on 29th January 2025
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Go-Ahead London Central EN35 SN11 BOF in Arnsberg Way, Bexleyheath on the 89. Friday 16th June 2023. DSCN55803.
AD Trident -AD Enviro400 10.1m. New as First London 33630 and latterly Tower Transit 33630.
ARRIVA Kent & Surrey Alexander Dennis - Enviro 200 - GN57 BOF (1640) is seen at Princes Park Morrisons on 12th April 2022 before departing on route 169 to Chatham Bus Station
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Alexander Dennis Trident / Alexander Dennis Enviro 400
Tower Transit
New to First Capital 6/2011 as DN33630
ARRIVA Kent & Surrey Alexander Dennis - Enviro 200 - GN57 BOF (1640) is seen at Alexandra Hospital on 20th February 2023 before departing on route 177 to Hazlemere Drive
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A crosswise photomontage consisting of two 6x9 slides taken with a Linhof Technikardan 23 during a photo session.
Chloe usually has no interest in fetching sticks or chasing balls. She waits in the shallows to snatch the prize from the dogs that have done the hard work of searching and swimming. It's as though she considers herself "management", (by virtue of breeding) and other dogs are relegated to the tasks of "labor"--fetching, catching, and searching.
The beach today was packed with many mutts and their masters. Even my daughter's two boys (Snoopy and Romeo) joined Chloe, Coco, and Bo on the daily beachcombing stroll. The opportunity to show off and dominate turned Chloe into a baller. She put on a show that LeBron would have envied. No other dog touched the ball without contending with her. Only little Snoop challenged her.
Chloe is all about the adoration of the crowd, and stroking her doggie ego. Snoop is only about the ball. He demands it. He never gives up. When the Big Girl gets distracted by head pats and praise, that's when the little Snoopster streaks in and snatches the rock away. At the end of the day, they all had their tails between their legs and slept on the ride home. As Rasheed would have said,
1963 Ford Galaxie 2-door hardtop.
Registered in January 2014.
No. 10, Richard Owen. HSCC/HRSR Historic Touring Car Championship at Cadwell Park.
42 (BOF 389)
1935 Leyland TLM/Metz turntable ladder
Preserved, ex City of Birmingham Fire Brigade
Wythall Transport Museum, 26 May 2025
Mercedes-Benz O816D, Plaxton Cheetah 2 (C29F)
Offord, Eastrbourne (Lynn's Travel)
D-Day Museum, Southsea
29 March 2015
ARRIVA Kent & Surrey Alexander Dennis - Enviro 200 - GN57 BOF (1640) is seen at Chatham Grove on 11th May 2025 before departing on route 164 to Chatham Bus Station
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The venerable Frontera never had the following that some of its rivals had, even though the Chinese copied it (Jiangling Landwind) which ended in a dismal EuroNCAP score. 137k on the clock as of August. Current owner since April 2003.
A rarity in foul weather.
Despite the foul weather, a shot that had to be taken was Arriva Kent & Surrey 1640 GN57 BOF, standing in for the usual Versa on the 402. It is captured here working the 1200 Tunbridge Wells to Bromley North in Knockholt Road, Halstead on Tuesday 28th May 2013.
ADL Dart 4-ADL Enviro 200.
Judd Raymond was the only guy (as big as he looks here) who actually booted me out of the Norseman. I was sitting in the door on jump run when we ran out of gas (only in one tank). Thinking I had given the "cut" signal and then had second thoughts, he gave me the boot. Wound up on the wrong side of the target and barely made the airport.
Optare Metrorider 171 is captured in Walsall Garage during its final days within the training fleet. The vehicle was latterly used as a vehicle to capture video footage for driver route learning purposes, before being replaced by 241.
This was the final Optare Metrorider within the Travel West Midlands fleet. The vehicle was brought into the business following the purchase of Merry Hill Minibuses, with many examples continuing to operate in both Travel Merry Hill and Travel West Midlands fleets.
Ball of Fire, fireball, fire orb, ... Suit yourself!
Thanks to Kerstin for the fire spinning! That was a funny evening in September 2010. Quite a long time ago...
Nadder Valley BOF 857C
AEC Reliance / Harrington, new to Bowens of Birmingham
Salisbury
1975
Presumably this is on the TuS service from Ridge (identified as route 5 in your Ian Allan British Bus Services Map although Nadder Valley, of course, didn’t use route numbers or even, as you can see, destination displays) which according to the licence terminated at New Canal, whereas the Tu service from East Knoyle (identified as route 4 in your etc) terminated in Castle Street coach park.