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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/Brambletye Park Road, Earlswood, Redhill, Surrey.
I believe this is a Compass Flower, or "Silphium laciniatum". It was growing on the banks of Bear Creek and was approximately 4 feet tall at the time the photo was taken. A mature specimen can grow to be 6 to 12 feet tall, so it can be assumed this plant is not fully mature. The compass flower typically prefers full sun and moist to slightly dry conditions, and this flower was found by a creek in moist conditions with nearly direct sunlight. This plant is a primary producer and provides a food source to many insects in its community. Long-tongued bees are the main pollinators of the compass flower, and many insects feed on the leaves and stem including cicadas, beetles, and wasps. Additionally, these plants have long taproots and an extensive root system which helps to hold soil in place and provides a food source to the many insects living in the soil. There were other young compass flower plants growing along the creek as well. It is clear that these flowers are an important part of the creek's ecosystem as they are a food source to many other organisms.
Today, Compass Bus took over 5 buses worth of East Sussex County Council tenders previously operated by Renown. GX 03 AZJ was seen on the Seaford Town Service this morning.
Seen in Old Steine on route 57
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My girlfriend was nice enough to let me keep the little compass she got in her Christmas Cracker this year, and inspiration struck. Still playing around! Kit lens, edited in Zoner Photo Studio & Microsoft Photos.
Compass Royston's Volvo B12B/Jonckheere SHV, which carries a plain cream base livery with company fleet names, is pictured here on Station Square, Whitby. 12/07/17
New to Proctors of Leeming Bar; this vehicle was previously registered as FJ60EJV, carrying a distinctive and luxurious black livery when new in mid-2010. In line with the company taking on more work for Lochs & Glens Holidays, the vehicle was repainted into a simple cream base livery with Lochs & Glens fleet names in early 2011.
In early 2017, this vehicle passed to the fleet of Compass Royston. Unusual for the company, the coach remained in the cream base livery, with company fleet names added, rather than the more common white.
Compass Bus Dennis Trident T184CLO at Brighton Station, shortly to depart on rail replacement to Three Bridges.
A Compass ERJ-175 flying for Delta Connection lands at MSP. Note the Delta Connection CRJ going the other direction just above the wing in the distance.
The residents of Micropolis like to enjoy a stroll in Compass Park, a block of calm and tranquility situated in the heart of the city. The world-renowned Rose Garden, Lily Pond and Hothouse offer varied places to visit, as well as the wilderness corner, offering shade and some pleasant walks. Opened April '18. Ref: D1533-049
COMPASS and Safeguards Assistance to States event held at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 2 June 2023
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
Compass is a new work by artist Alexandre da Cunha for Garden of Reason at Ham House and Garden. Visitors are invited to interact with a become part of the art by climbing the steps.
"Compass." 8.5 x 11 inches. India Ink on card stock. Piece 10 in the folio Winter Residency 14 - 15. * Completed in the waiting room on Dec. 1, 2014, while Lydia had a tumor removed from her pancreas. She was in the operating room for some 10 hours and I needed something tedious to distract my mind.
A collection of other compass rose jars, mainly to show that the size of the rectangle doesn't matter. The one with the Skittles logo points out the real use of these jars - geeks need a place to keep their skittles.
Without skittles, coding would come to a standstill.