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Airport Connections of Manston, Thanet, Kent, YN07OZT.
This vehicle is a Plaxton Cheetah Vario aquired in 2013 from ? of ? that was new to ?, (Thanks to KBusman and Matt Forbes for that).
If anyone knows anymore about this vehicle do tell us!
I took this while out for a walk, Its interesting what you find when your not looking for it!
Yes I'm back again.
However due to my main computer on which I edit my work being struck down with a big bad virus, this picture and all the others I am uploading, were Unedited but have now been replaced with Edited versions. So enjoy and Thanks for your patience and understanding.
I do still hate everything about this shit that is new Flickr and always will, but an inability to find another outlet for my work that is as easy for me to use as the Old BETTER Flickr was, has forced me back to Flickr, even though it goes against everything I believe in.
I don't generally have an opinion on my own work, I prefer to leave that to other people and so based on the positive responses to my work from the various friends I had made on Flickr prior to the changes I have decided to upload some more of my work as an experiment and to see what happens.
Back in the mid 1990s Reading Buses held several open days at their former Bee Line depot in Kenavon Drive, used at the time as an engineering base.
Seen at the October 1994 open day is Reading Buses MCW Metrorider DP26F 216 WOI3005. This bus had been new as an Optare demonstrator registered G683KNW in 1989. It joined the Ipswich Travel fleet in 1991 where it gained the Northern Irish registration from another member of the fleet. It arrived at Reading in 1993, initially on loan, where it was allocated to the Newbury Buses fleet for use on the Oxford Connection X34 service.
A random snapshot of one of the electrical utility poles and the 2-phase service drop electrical power line to the old abandoned Natco Oil Company office building off Main Street (Old US 51) in Brookhaven, MS.
Despite the fact that this pole line looks like it's carrying 2 separate sets of 3-phase power lines (2 crossarms), it is in fact carrying a single "3-phase" electrical circuit as these "2 circuits" connect at both ends. These old copper lines are part of the original circuit. This circuit along Main Street is one of the major 3-phase cross-town circuits that distributes power to many parts of Brookhaven.
Three bridges spanning the Milwaukee River in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
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One morning in early August 2015, I woke up with a terrible pain in my stomach. Later that day I found out that I have a couple of tumors that need to be removed. Two months later I found my housemate Florian laying in his bed in the same position and in kind of a pain when you know that it is serious. He had cancer. Months of fear, pain, worry, sadness. We share an experience of a difficult illness that we were dealing with together and at the same time.
Self-portrait
Adelaide’s West Terrace Cemetery
The present location of the cemetery appeared in Colonel William Light’s map of Adelaide.
Curator’s residence and office erected 1907 is the third building on the site. The office door faces the roadway inside the entrance.
Inside the entrance gateway is a tile-roofed shelter, with seats, for visitors.
Following renovations the Authority’s goal [is] to establish the Curator’s Cottage at West Terrace Cemetery as a venue for small to medium public functions. The building will also be available for post-funeral service gatherings for families and loved ones.
*West Terrace Cemetery Extension
The Town Clerk of Adelaide (Mr T G Ellery) reported to the last meeting of the finance committee that a Bill had been prepared to ratify the grant of land by the government to the City Council at West terrace.
The original cemetery site consisted of 61acres, but only 43 has been utilized. The remaining area of 18 acres for over 40 years has been devoted by the municipal authorities to depasturing. It was this portion that the Government sought to secure for burying purposes.
Although the corporation protested against this course, it was ascertained that length of possession did not secure to them the title or to prevent resumption for the objects for which the land had been reserved.
The difficulty has now been overcome by an exchange. The council has decided to give a strip of the park lands west of the cemetery and between the old boundary and the railway line in return for that section facing West terrace.
The value of the transfer from the point of view of the citizens is that the extension of the burial ground will now be confined to a locality at a greater distance from private residences. The Government, however, gets the better of the bargain by approximately two acres. [Ref: Register (Adelaide) 2 August 1904]
*Extending the West Terrace Cemetery
In the course of a few weeks a block of land embracing seven acres will be added to the burial ground available in the West Terrace Cemetery. The new area will be an extension of the cemetery in a south westerly direction, and a staff of men have been employed for some time making roads and pathways and planting trees and shrubs.
A quantity of stone taken from the Jubilee Exhibition Grounds west of the pavilions has been utilised for road construction, and three tracks have been formed, one of which encircles an oval of considerable dimensions, which will be subdivided by pathways. A large number of cedar, plane, and elm trees and shrubs have been put in, and in a few weeks the block will be ready for use, if necessary. This addition to the city burial ground will meet all requirements for many years, and there is no likelihood now of a new necropolis being established for several decades.
The new residence which has been provided for the curator is a decided improvement on the old structure, and quite an ornament to the approach to the cemetery. [Ref: The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide) 16-9-1907]
*A Glimpse of History by Special Reporter
The new fence and officer’s quarters and the beautiful garden at the entrance to the West Terrace Cemetery have improved beyond measure the approach to the graveyard.
Since the present curator (Mr H G Mildred) took charge the remedy has occurred.
The new curator's cottage and offices have also given more accommodation and have generally afforded a cheerier aspect than was formerly presented. [Inside the entrance are] two main drives, neatly rounded and tarred for a considerable distance.
I asked the curator how many were buried in the cemetery. "Nearly 60,000, he replied. If you scan the notices in The Register you will see that there are several funerals every day: and as the population grows so of course must the burials here increase in frequency: so that the thousands soon mount up."
We stepped inside the office, and Mr Mildred produced an old book. The first page was inscribed, "John Monck, first sexton, March 17, 1838." In the cemetery’s first period the books were destroyed by fire. So the first known recorded funeral in the earliest existing book was on July 2, 1840, when James Laffan, aged 30, residence, parklands, was interred.
The first lease of ground in the cemetery was applied for in September 1839, in the name of the Hon Robert Gouger (first Colonial Secretary): and in so leisurely a manner did matters move in those days that it was not granted until December 2.
Other lessees, who closely followed are Messrs Edward Frome, Giles Abbott. G Strickland Kingston, Joseph Fisher, and James Chittleborough.
The latest considerable addition to the cemetery has been the crematorium—a concession to modern notions of sanitary reform in connection with the disposal of the dead.
It was founded by a few enthusiastic citizens, and at the beginning was little used. In the past year or two however, cremations have been fairly frequent; and a row of half a dozen or so of small square marble tombs indicates where the urns containing the ashes of a number of clients of the institution have been deposited in cases where the friends preferred such interment within the grounds rather than to carry the remains of their friends away in private urns. [Ref: Journal (Adelaide) Thursday 15 January 1914]
Connection: Being Human
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, a part of Peter Walker's Being Human exhibition
Being Human, a new exhibition from renowned artist and Sculptor Peter Walker, located in the Main Cathedral under the Dulverton Bridge
This large-scale sculpture of two female hands symbolises our connection to each other, each measuring two metres high.
Inspired by a part of Michelangelo's ‘Creation of Adam’ where God's hand reaches out to meet Adam's finger.
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I hate my connection! sucks! So damn pissed off just because i cant update my blog for the shoot that i did for Tongue In Chic! =(
PLUS! im online @ college but i cant add up those images on my blog.
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Ex-Ruddington Connection 499 now exiting Nottingham in completely the other direction to Calverton!
Calverton bus is usually a Wright Solar, which is odd that when NCT are putting bigger buses on for Goose Fair, Trent put a smaller bus on!
A Braid Knot with 9 strands, 24 sides and a length 3 units, radius of 1 unit and width of 1 unit.
Generated in Blender 2.79 and rendered with the Cycles Rendering engine.
Seen outside Comber, Northern Ireland is this VDL Bova belonging to Coach Connections (McDermotts of Portaferry) It carries reg no. FFZ 5555.
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Painting acrylic on canvas,size 50+50 cm,2015.This is a decorative work, I love interesting combinations of colors and patterns.
La carezza è un ponte tra due abissi di solitudine.
Perche il cielo e la terra passeranno, ma certe carezze non passeranno mai..
...sempre... Bayreuth (Germania) ^________^
A sad picture for me... these plug-ins are all that remain of my car stereo after a break-in last week and the picture is one of the last taken with my much loved Fuji X-100S before it died.
It is a frustrating picture because, even with insurance and warranties, I am still going to be thousands of Swedish crowns (hundreds of dollars or Euros) out of pocket...
Not a very Zen-like attitude I am afraid, but, that's the way it is...
I thought that the portrait of Muhammad Ali and the jogging woman composite an interesting connection between the past and the present.
Heather Garden, Fort Tryon Park, Manhattan
My first Explored photo! I knew it was good when I saw it.
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Delta Connection (Operated by SkyWest Airlines) flight 4153 taxing to its gate after arriving from Austin–Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Embraer E175LR.
Tempe Town Lake's newly opened Pedestrian Bridge and the Tempe Center for the Arts light up the night during a fun Saturday evening meet-up.
McDermott's coach hire from Portaferry, Co.Down also trade as Coach Connections Ireland and run this new VDL Bova Futura. It carries reg number GCZ 5555 and is seen here leaving the cruise ship to head for the north coast.