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Following a Flickr mail from a contact early this morning, which rather annoyed me to be fair, this is uploaded to make my stance pretty clear. It's not the best trails shot in the world.
A private mail from someone stating that "Flickr is a two way thing, comments go both ways" etc etc....
Forgive me if this sounds rude, arrogant or whatever, but I just wanted to make it clear....
I will only comment and favourite photos that are interesting to me, that I like, or that I find unusual in a great way, or that are clearly just outstanding photos in the first place. I WILL NOT go out of my way, to comment on photos for the sake of commenting, in the hope to receive a comment back on my shots, as false comments just don't interest me i'm afraid. I'm totally open to criticism on my work, I know I can improve in a lot of ways, and i'm open to honest praise aswell, but fake comments, what is the point? This is the reason I won't comment for comments sake.
Yes, Flickr is a sharing community, and I do look at the majority of my contacts uploads, and comment on what I like, which is surely what it's all about, I take time just about every night to look at the recent uploads, sometimes spending hours on here going through images that fascinate me, images that I aspire to take.
Clearly i'm not going to reveal who the Flickr mail was off, as that's just stupid and looking for trouble.
Sorry for the rant, but this has been annoying me all day at work, I do enjoy Flickr, I love looking at other peoples work for inspiration, but to have a mail telling me it's a two way street is just down right rude.
Comments are always welcome and favs most appreciated.
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My good friend Sarah had the chance to come to Hull for a night and had not been before.
I took her for a little drive around - I took her to see the Humber Bridge (at night) and we had a little wander around the town centre, then went for a couple of drinks at The Star.
It's usually Leeds where I see Sarah so it was a really nice chance to show her around my home town. We did a couple of hours tour round the old town the next day too.
We got on the website gallery too, ha ha!
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I do love the design of this Aztec print bodycon dress.
One says that beautiful people have more options wheter in private life ,work or career..But they forget also that beauty can be like a curse as "bad eyes" are allways watching them...
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That's my friend thiagu... I had borrowed my friend Badhri's sigma 10-20mm for taking this shot. I was only a few feet away from thiagu while taking this shot. 10-20mm is truly a magical lens. The wide perspective it gives is beyond imagination. It's still in my wish list.
I thought i will give you guys a break by posting this in black & white. I love it. Hope you guys like it too :)
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E-X-P-L-O-R-E-D on Feb 21, 09. Thanks a lot my friends. I greatly appreciate all the comments and favs.
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Rockies in Southern Alberta at and around Waterton National Park, where the views can take your breath away.. ;D
The start of the complex tale of Horsell and the 28 sees Arriva Guildford & West Surrey 3101 (R301 CMV) at Horsell Crown with a morning working into Guildford from Woking on 28th August 2009.
The next day was the last day of the 28 running into Woking; from Monday 1st September 2009, the route was curtailed at Knaphill Sainsbury's from Guildford, no longer continuing to Knaphill Shops, Goldsworth Park, Horsell and Woking. Connections and through tickets were available at Sainsbury's with the 34/35 and 91 on to Woking.
A replacement came in the form of new Countryliner service 97 - a semi-last minute thing drawn up with some de minimis payment from Surrey CC. This started on 1st September 2009, running from Woking along the old 28 route: Brewery Road, Horsell High Street, Bullbeggars Lane, Sythwood and Golsworth Park Waitrose. It then continued along Clifton Way and then ran a loop, up Robin Hood Road (from the Locksley Drive end - not previously served by buses), Beechwood Road (also not previously served at all), Inkerman Road (not served except school variations), Hermitage Road, down Amstel Way to Clifton Way and back to Woking the way it came. It ran every 40 minutes, using a bus between schools (off the 87), usually Dennis Lance DLO416 (N416 MPN).
An exception to the 28 being curtailed at Sainsbury's was a pm school trip from Woking High School. An afternoon bus did continue from Knaphill Sainsbury's, via its old route (Knaphill, Goldsworth Park) to terminate in Horsell - as illustrated here by Dart 3088 (P288 FPK). www.flickr.com/photos/bobsmithgl100/9129121736
This positioned the bus to run the school journey from the school back via Goldsworth Park and Knaphill, to Sainsbury's, and onward to Guildford. (N.B. during school holidays, the bus didn't go to Horsell and back and had an extra long layover at Knaphill Sainsbury's).
The old morning 28 school journey to the school was withdrawn, however. From Brookwood and Knaphill, this was OK, as the 48 (also serving Brookwood and Knaphill) also had a morning school journey which continued to Woking High School from Woking town centre, as illustrated here by DP3 (RL51 CXD): www.flickr.com/photos/bobsmithgl100/8205346761/ Bizarrely, the 48 never had a pm trip to take the kids back.
While Brookwood and Knaphill were OK to get to school in the mornings, Goldsworth Park was not, as it was only covered by the 28's surviving afternoon school extension. The original plan for kids to catch the 91 to Sythwood and then walk wasn't so popular, so Arriva ended up diverting the morning 134 trip (Camberley - Guildford). The 134 is a variant of the 34, historically running between Knaphill and Woking via Littlewick Road and Horsell (instead of via St Johns) and also serving Christ's College in Bellfields, instead of serving Slyfield Green. The am trip was diverted via Goldsworth Park between Knaphill and Horsell (instead of via Littlewick Road), to restore the am Goldsworth Park to Horsell link. The 134 didn't go right up to the school though - kids had to alight at Horsell High Street and walk. This change was made in about October 2009, if I remember rightly.
The pm 134 trip (Guildford - Camberley) remained running along Littlewick Road, for there was no need for it to run via Goldsworth Park (the 28 had a surviving pm trip, remember).
About six months after starting, changes were made to the 97. While Horsell was still linked to Woking town centre and the nearest supermarket (Goldsworth Park Waitrose), the pensioners preferred Knaphill Sainsbury's. Countryliner thus tweaked the 97. It ran Woking - Horsell - Goldsworth Park Waitrose & Clifton Way as before. However, it then ran all the way along Robin Hood Road, then 91 route to Knaphill Sainsbury's (Barnby Road, Anchor Hill, Knaphill High Street (Knaphill Shops), The Broadway and Redding Way). The return trip was the same in reverse. With the longer route, the frequency was thinned from every 40 minutes to hourly.
The story isn't even half way complete yet though...
Surrey CC started a bus review in 2010. Phase 1 covered the west of the Woking borough (among other areas), with service changes from 28th August 2010. Plans went out to public consultation for comments to be made.
The original proposals set out for Horsell was for a new service, numbered 82, and running hourly, to run Woking - Brewery Road - Horsell High Street, turn at Littlewick Roundabout, and then go back. The 97 was stated as going to be reviewed after this. (N.B. Horsell's other bus route, the 73, was unaffected and stayed the same throughout.)
In the end though, the 82 never came to fruition. Instead, the 28 was extended from Knaphill Sainsbury's, back over its old route (Knaphill Shops, Goldsworth Park and Horsell), this time with Surrey CC support. This allowed the 97 to be withdrawn. Only off peak journeys ran through Guildford - Woking on the 28. At other times, journeys from Guildford continued to turn at Knaphill Sainsbury's. Additional short journeys ran from Woking - Horsell to support the service there. Naturally, these short journeys had to turn, and used Littlewick Roundabout to do so. Bizarrely, the off-peak journeys which ran through were also routed to serve Littlewick Roundabout, necessitating the most pointless double run in history - serving two bus stops in a hedge no one ever uses, and going back again. (This was the only difference between the original pre-2009 28 route through Horsell.) The am 134 continued to run via Goldsworth Park, to cover the morning school demand.
But then...!
Surrey CC bus review phase 2 saw Surrey Heath borough covered, including the 48. So, from September 2011, things changed again. The 28 was diverted between Knaphill and Woking via St Johns and Star Hill instead of Goldsworth Park and Horsell (i.e. following the old 48, bar Hermitage Estate which got the 35 routed round it rather than the 28).
Swapping, the 48 was diverted between Knaphill and Woking via Horsell, instead of Hermitage Estate and St Johns. Rather than running via Goldsworth Park like the 28, it runs via Littlewick Road. The service was also axed on Saturdays, reduced to two-hourly and transferred from Countryliner to Dickson Travel.
At the same time, the 134 was removed from Horsell (and Goldsworth Park), instead following normal 34 route between Knaphill and Woking (via St Johns), as illustrated by Enviro 4012 (GN58 BTU): www.flickr.com/photos/bobsmithgl100/9125370904/ A morning journey on the 48 runs via Goldsworth Park (instead of Littlewick Road) to cover the 134's old am link for school kids.
The 28 retained its pm school journey from Woking High School in Horsell via Goldsworth Park, picking up its normal route at Knaphill. It also had a new am trip, running on from Woking town centre to Horsell on schooldays only (like the 48 used to do).
From 23rd September 2013, the pm 28 school trip was revised to run in service from Woking to Horsell (Woking High School), and then continue via Goldsworth Park, as before. The trip runs via Horsell regardless of whether it's the school term or not, giving an extra pm Woking - Horsell trip to support the 48. It only runs round to the school on schooldays though - on holidays running straight up Horsell High Street.
And that brings up up the current situation in February 2015.
Who knows what this year's Surrey CC bus cuts will do to the service here...?
High Street, Horsell, Woking, Surrey.
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I bought this dress back in 2017 and have loved it ever since I first tried it on. Quite modest and subdued, nothing too flashy, but I feel it suits me really well.
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Friday night on the Toon. We met up with a few friends, some from the area and some had travelled from Glasgow.
Always a brilliant night out in Newcastle. We didn't make a huge night out of it but we did take in a couple of venues - Eazy Street and Rusty's.
This was taken upstairs in Rusty's. Steph and Joanne in the background.
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My first weekend in Milton Keynes since September 2017. Pink Punters has changed a lot since I was last there - the attic bar is now a swanky cocktail bar and it looks great!
It was our good friend Melissa's birthday so we had a meal and a birthday cake presentation in TGI Fridays.
We also helped Helen out for her first real outing in public too. And saw some friends I haven't seen in ages!
And the next day I had Ikea meatballs for the first time and they were delicious!
Bathroom selfies.
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