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I found this compass bus at a pulse bus stop in Worthing on Thursday 19th 2019
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PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT and let me know what you think! This tattoo was designed and inked by Jonathan Kellogg of Crucial Tattoo in Salisbury MD.
Delta Connection Embraer ERJ-175LR N609CZ operated by Compass Airlines lands at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport with a flight from Los Angeles. I heard today that the airline is due to cease operations within the next two weeks due to the impact of the current Coronavius outbreak - the world felt a very different place when I took this shot less than two months ago...
Operator: Compass Royston
Depot: Stockton
Fleet Num: N/A
Registration: PBZ 8343 (Formerly YJ57 BOH)
Livery: Compass - Quality Counts
Bodywork: Wright Pulsar 1
Chassis: VDL SB200
Engine: Cummins ISBe
Gearbox: Voith DIWA
Location: Newport Road, Middlesbrough
Route: MC Mover
So proud of my cover design and photography for the Rick Kostelijk Project. Enjoy it on Spotify, iTunes and on cd via www.rickkostelijk.com
This is the oldest of a number of buses acquired by Compass Bus from Seaford and District earlier this year. Dennis Dart SLF Plaxton Pointer 2 SD05 SEA - originally KX05 KFE - works a service 7 from Worthing Pier on 8th October 2018. In this case, the lack of a destination display is not due to a malfunctioning camera but reflects the true turnout of the vehicle.
Along with many operators across the country, Compass Royston, Stockton-on-Tees, has added a number of PSVAR compliant former National Express Caetano Levante bodied coaches to its fleet.
Volvo B9R FJ11 MLU, seen on a baths contract in Church Road, Stockton last Thursday, 05/03/20, was new to de Courcey, Coventry in June 2011 as fleet number MD10.
Compass Bus' Dennis Dart SLF 4/Alexander Enviro 200 YY15 NHL, which carries the company's corporate livery, is pictured here on Queens Road, Brighton, whilst working service 37 to Bristol Estate. 02/08/16
It is supposed to say "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams, live life as imagined."
Trouble is it doens't all fit in. Look at the gap in the top left. Any ideas? what can I do?
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Brighton & Hove Mercedes Benz 811D Wadham Stringer 359 (G59 BEL) hung around on the South Coast for another year after disposal, briefly finding a home with Compass Travel. Here, we see it in Worthing on 29th November, 2000.
Compass Bus acquired Dennis Dart SLF Plaxton Pointer 2 SN56 AXC from Coakley Bus, Motherwell, back in 2009. Today, 30th November, 2018, it was working the 123 service between Newhaven and Lewes.
Recycled map pages, sterling silver, nylon coated steel cable, magnet.
Woven, riveted.
Making this piece was like solving a puzzle game where the words given to me were: movement, compass, circle and way.
Can you see how I connected the dots?
Compass Bus - Alexander Dennis Enviro 200MMC - YX68 UJY seen on Old Steine, Brighton operating service 37B to Meadowview on July 14th 2021
Volvo B10M-61 Plaxton Supreme V AAJ 674Y was supplied new to Roystons of Stockton in early 1983, following a shorter B10M-56 supplied the previous summer. I think this was just before the merger with Compass of Stockton leading to the well-known Compass Royston brand - any further details of those events would be most welcome. AAJ passed to Atkinsons, Ingleby Arncliffe in 1986 but returned home in 1995, eventually becoming a high capacity 3x2 seated school coach. By the time of this shot on 8th January, 2007, it had gained a slightly uncomfortable Paramount style front and a dark red and white livery which I believe was restricted to the school fleet.
Compass Royston - Volvo B9R / Caetano Levante - FJ11 MKA seen at Newton Aycliffe Rail Station operating a Rail Replacement service to Bishop Auckland on behalf of Northern on December 6th 2020
Another Compass Bus on the 100 today, 1st July, 2020, this time MX62 AKZ, new to Sheffield Community Transport and acquired from Seaford and District in 2018.
As some of you know, one of my hobbies is paranormal investigation. My aim is to find strong evidence of the existence of life after death. I have used all sorts of kit, some useful and some not so useful. In an attempt to find a good way to communicate, I have made a compass Ouija. I got the idea when I was at an investigation at Anne of Cleeves house in Lewes. In one room, we appeared to be talking to a ship's captain. In another room, we appeared to be talking to someone who was rather freaked out by our electronic gadgetry, with its flashing LEDs. I wanted to design something that wouldn't look intimidating to someone from a pre-electronic age, that stood some chance of being manipulable, was capable of capturing language-based communication and that was as immune to human influence as possible. So, this. It is built on the principle that "spirits" appear to find it difficult to move physical objects, but can make changes to electromagnetic fields (such as setting off EMF meters). So, they should also be able to manipulate a compass needle, by the same principle. I finally found a large enough compass to be able to see and give us room for manoeuvre. I also needed something that could be sealed, to avoid breeze (this has a clear lid). I will be debuting it on Saturday, so will report back on whether it works. In spite of its size, I am dubious about whether movements will be precise enough to use the letters and numbers, but let's see. I always have the "Yes", "No" responses to fall back on.