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I haven't done one of these for a while so how about you coming up with a caption for this photo? What's she saying, thinking, what's he saying, thinking? No prizes but hopefully some good laughs. Over to you.
Two of the then main bus operators in Manchester's buses are seen here side by side on display at the Trans-Lancs Transport Show, Heaton Park, Manchester, on 04/09/2011. I say main operators as First have now retreated somewhat with their operations from the Queens Road depot now being run by Go-Ahead North West, the Bury depot by Diamond North West, leaving just the Oldham depot being run by First.
First Manchester, 69256, BD11CEY, is a Wright Eclipse Urban 2 bodied Volvo B7RLE, new to First Manchester, in 06/2011, while alongside is Stagecoach Manchester 36430, MX11HHF, an all ADL Enviro 200. It was new, in 05/2011. © Peter Steel 2011.
Popular in the 1960's, Competition Coupes were little more than chopped up coupe bodies mounted to short wheelbase dragsters
Stano flic.kr/p/2s3ZuRj turned out to be too nice. Not hard enough. Now this bloke Morgan looks like he is more likely to go in fighting fists first.
February 19, 2018
The male wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) in our neighborhood rafter are starting to strut their stuff - getting ready for spring. There were five males all trying to catch the attention of a large group of hens.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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Nothing in this world is equal or fair. This isn't a human problem. There is no equality or fairness in the natural world. We fool ourselves believing we can make everything good for everyone.
It's time to get out your pen and pencil for the first AmazingArtStudios Contest!
The Task:
To Produce any size of artwork of absolutely anything you like. Don't worry, you don't have to be the best artist in the world to win!
How to enter:
Either post it to your stream and tag me and Julianosaurus in the picture OR FM and I will give you my E-Mail for you to send a picture!
The Prizes:
1st: A free COPY of any of my A4 Artwork + An original draw of yourself + A shout out on my stream. 2nd - A shout out + A COPY of any A5 Artwork and an original draw of yourself.
3rd - A shout out + A draw of yourself.
5 Runners Up - A shout out.
Judging:
The competition shall be judged by myself and Julianosaurus, an amazing artist whose work I am a big fan of. We shall both score each draw out of 5 in 4 different categories : Colour/Shading, 3D, Creativity & Overall Amazingness. We will then add our scores up to get scores out of 40. If there are any ties - Julianosaurus will decide between the two!
Competition opens NOW until a 12:59 GMT on Saturday 21st of April - If I haven't got more than 20 entries - I will keep going until I do.
LET THE DRAWING COMMENCE!
That may seem a little cynical but the 1 from Broomhill to Cribbs was operated by a motley selection of older vehicles in 2014 such as elderly 32008 W808PAE, seen here passing the Wills Building in Clifton Triangle.
The following year, following incursions by Wessex, the service received a fleet of brand new e400mmc.
Henderson, Hamilton ADL Enviro 200 MX10DXO and DA Coaches of Coatbridge Mercedes-Benz Vario O814/Alexander ALX100 X652WTN await at Monklands Hospital.
Henderson's provide an hourly service to Milngavie and an hourly short working to Cumbernauld within 30 mins of each other, with DA Coaches running 5 minutes in front of the Milngavie service. Henderson have been running five mins in front of the DA service anytime I have seen it, probably a duplicate (or the Henderson service running 20 mins late).
These two goats butted heads after a brief disagreement over a piece of food. The action didn't seem too aggressive, but somehow it determined who was dominant. The encounter was over in a few seconds.
In May 1988 we took family holiday in Great Yarmouth at a caravan park at North Denes. Apart from discovering that it wasn't a good idea for our youngest son to eat as much sand as he did, there was also competition to take us into town. A local taxi firm were using their Sherpa minibus against Great Yarmouth's Blue Buses. Although he was cheaper, who wouldn't prefer a coach-seated Volvo B10M?
41, one of a pair bought in 1987 for contract work with Birds-Eye, waits at the wind-swept North Denes terminus of the 27. We did try the taxi on one occasion, but I don't suppose his service lasted long.
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