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Compass Bus Enviro 300 SN54 HXG passes through Telscombe Cliffs on 11th August, 2016, whilst working an extra on Brighton & Hove's service 12X between Newhaven and Brighton
Compass Illuminati is a 3D mixed media collage of hand cut digitally manipulated images printed on archival cotton rag paper. Each hand cut image is given it's depth through strategically place foam core supports that are not visible. Artistically bent copper wire zig zags through the image adding further depth. The finished collage is sealed with UV spray to protect against fading.
The finished collage is placed in a shadow box square frame with glass front measuring 5"W x 5"H x 1.75"D.
This is an original one of a kind ( OOAK )
A shot of the Compass Island being scrapped at Able UK's Teesside Environmental Reclamation & Recycling Centre (TERRC) at Graythorp, Hartlepool. 15th November 2009.
Seen in Old Steine on route 57
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Former National Travel East Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant MWG 500P was one of many ex NBC Leopards refurbished by Stuart Johnson dealer before onward sale. This example passed to Compass Royston of Stockton-on-Tees and was seen in Scarborough in July, 1989.
This beautiful summer-blooming wildflower is rare in Ohio and is officially listed as endangered here.
A vendor's wares - beautiful wood encased pocket watches and compasses - Tennessee Renaissance Festival - May 15, 2011
Seen in Worthing on route 7
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Junior Guides at the CW Region camp in Grenfell had fun learning about compasses and direction with Jan & mother helpers
Compass Bus MX58VGR is an Alexander Dennis Enviro 200 with Alexander E200 bodywork. Seen at Plaxton Coach Sales Centre, MX58VGR was new to Bu-Val of Smithbridge as their 258.
Seen in Newhaven on route 123
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Compass YY66 PFZ on the 24 to Cranleigh. The state of both the bus and the driver's (lack of) uniform more typical of the previous operator.
For 2014, the Jeep Compass interior has been tastefully upgraded with accents and trim that customers will appreciate. Upgraded features include a new interior trim option in the Compass Limited model: Saddle Brown perforated leather seating with accent stitching. The Latitude model includes a new sport mesh and vinyl seat with light gray accent stitching, and the Light Pebble Beige trim features a new Tangerine accent stitch on the seats. In addition, the armrests and center console lid are now wrapped in vinyl and the instrument cluster overlay graphics have been updated.
New satin chrome finish adorns the center bezel, shifter bezel and pull cups and a new bin applique with badge round out the interior design upgrades.
Compass Song is an app-based public sound artwork inspired by Times Square’s rich history as the Crossroads of the World. Artists Mendi + Keith Obadike have stretched fragments of music, poetry, stories, and myths across the pedestrian plazas and surrounding blocks in all four cardinal directions, for visitors to discover whether they’re exploring the neighborhood or simply on their way to work. Compass Song was commissioned by and created in residence with Times Square Arts. Photo courtesy of Ian Douglas for Times Square Arts.
I have wasted ten years in a blind-fold
Ten-fold more than I've invested now in sight
I have traveled beveled mirrors in a fly crawl
Losing the reflection of a fight
But like a compass seeking north
There lives in me a still sure spirit part
Clouds of doubt are cut asunder
By the lightning and the thunder
Shining from the compass of my heart
I have flown the frantic flight of the bat-wing
And only known the dark because of that
I have seized death's door-handle
Like a fish out of the water
Waiting, waiting for the mercy of the cat
But like a compass seeking north
There lives in me a still sure spirit part
Clouds of doubt are cut asunder
By the lightning and the thunder
Shining from the compass of my heart
(David Crosby ;-)