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Compass Bus Wright Streetlite on sub-contract to Brighton and Hove Buses summer only route 7X. Brighton Stn
Bussola feng shui, in pregiata scatola in legno decorata
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Square Waterhole/Mount Compass. White settlement began in the 1850s primarily with a small licensed inn which provided ale for the bullock teams carting Willunga slate to the Victor Harbor and Goolwa districts. The first land was purchased in 1854. The district was known as “Square Waterhole” as a large square hole had been cut for extracting peat! The locality was on the land route from Willunga to Encounter Bay but the district was only used for grazing area because the soil was so swampy and peaty. Development proceeded from 1890 when a small town was surveyed. In 1892 the district was subdivided into 100-acre farms for the cutting of peat, the growing of vegetables and dairying. The first dairy cows were recorded in 1899. This industry expanded with the development of refrigeration in the early 1890s which allowed export of local butter to England. Dairying further expanded in the 1920s when advances in soil technology and fertilisers allowed for improved pastures. Dairying is still a major activity in the district. A butter and cheese factory opened at Mt Compass in 1956. It was run by Dairyvale and it closed in 1996. A community hall opened in 1903 and a town cemetery was established. The first church which was erected in 1916 was the Church of Christ. A school (1899), Post Office and co-op store were also open by then. St. John’s Lutheran Church opened in 1958. It was consecrated in 1961 and still operates. The Anglican Church in Mount Compass also opened in 1961.
Compass Bus took over service 32 on 1st June 2015, following previous operator Arriva's decision its financial performance was not good enough - Compass won the resulting Surrey CC tender process.
Four new Enviro200s were acquired for the route - an improvement over the Arriva vehicle offering. However, Compass increased the fares quite a bit, and the service ended up no longer covered by any real time information systems.
Here, SK15 HBD is seen climbing up Somerset Road onto Cronks Hill in Meadvale.
I fortunately didn't get photobombed this time, but the lighting was terrible!
Somerset Road/Cronks Hill, Meadvale, Reigate, Surrey.
A panorama made from shots taken from a very small, very wobbly boat in the ocean.
The original is a 39 megapixel file.
Arriva Kent & Surrey decided that service 32, taken on commercially (with de minimis funding) in September 2012 as part of phase 3 of Surrey CC's Bus Review, was not performing adequately.
Surrey CC thus tendered for the route, with Compass Bus winning the new contract and taking over the service from Monday 1st June 2015. This expanded their operations from their Dunsfold base (which also runs the 42).
Arriva's last day was Saturday 30th May 2015. They had run the service since the demise of Tillingbourne in 2001.
Seen here in Earlswood is Compass Bus SK15 HBC, taking the off peak 32 route down Emlyn Road, while heading for Redhill.
Emlyn Road, Earlswood, Redhill, Surrey.
This is my Jeep Compass in my backyard.
This is also my first try at HDR Photography. I know it's not as interesting as architectural shots in the magic blue hour, but I think its not bad.
I'll post more HDR as I am able to shoot some cool images.
Compass Bus took over service 32 on 1st June 2015, following a Surrey CC tendering process sparked by previous operator Arriva's decision the route's financial performance was not good enough.
Compass took over the service with four new Enviro200s, a contrast to Arriva where any of the fleet could turn up.
The last Arriva journey was worked by their Enviro 3990. It was meant to be 3109, but it broke down at Redhill.
When Compass started, only three Enviros had arrived, so a StreetLite was used to make up the fourth bus. On this day, one had made it back onto the route. MK63 WZX is seen at Dorking White Horse, on route to Guildford.
It was only at this point I realised that if I'd have been stood at South Street, I could have got a photo of it with the roadworks shuttle...
High Street, Dorking, Surrey.
A symbol of the golden area of my people.
My friend Robin Scholz made recently a beautiful 360º snowy panorama. Many people seem to be interested in this area so I decided to post some spherical panoramas and point instructions and software to make them.
You may find instructions on how to make your own spheric panoramas here and here.
You can also make panoramas with the free software Microsoft ICE that you may download here.
To make the other steps and get a planet you may use the open source www.getpaint.net/download.html.
The free Paint.net plug-in to make the Polar transformation is here.
Small Island in the middle of Clearwater Bay only accessible by boat.
A ton of seashells just sitting there waiting to be found... and I'm talking 6+ inch of various ones ( not too great at identifying them yet.. )
Compass Bus provide several buses for the Albion Park & Ride services. Alexander Dennis Dart Enviro 200 GX 09 AGU arrives of the match last Wednesday evening with a full complement of passengers.
Christa Avampato yoga portraits in Washington Square Park.
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Comprehensive Safeguards Capacity Building for States: ISSAS and COMPASS, a Safeguard side event at the IAEA 66th General Conference. IAEA, Vienna, Austria. 27 September 2022
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
The IAEA offers comprehensive capacity building support to help States meet their international nuclear safeguards obligations. This event will highlight such assistance, namely the IAEA State System of Accounting for and Control of Nuclear Material Advisory Service (ISSAS) and the IAEA Comprehensive Capacity-Building Initiative for SSACs and SRAs (COMPASS). Participants will learn about the achievements, contributions, support, and future plans in helping States implement effective and efficient safeguards.