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I have never seen a cloud floating ON the ocean before. Definitely not an optical illusion.
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Explore May 21 - #264 when seen. Thanks for your visits~!
Delighted to win second prize: Dragon Dagger Awards Contest #131 - June 2011
All 3 Wycombe-based Alexander ALX300-bodied Volvo B10BLEs were thankfully converted to be made DDA compliant, leaving them able to still run strong on the roads of the Shires. Almost a year ago, non-DDA single deckers, including many B10BLEs, were culled off our roads so seeing one still in service is a sight for sore eyes indeed.
3452/W452XKX is seen here leaving High Wycombe bus station on a 32 from Booker, ASDA to Micklefield Estate.
Classic Beauty
The beautiful classic line of the Douglas DC-3/C-47 Skytrain of the Dutch Dakota Association during a night at Schiphol East
Classic
The Classic and beautiful lines of the Dutch Dakota Association Douglas DC-3 resting for the night at Schiphol East
Seen on its 4th (to my knowledge) out of 20 days allowed in public service per year is this Trident. Diamond lost the DDA Certificate for this one, and so cannot operate it in public service for more than 20 days a year.
Diamond's V544 ESC (40544) is seen departing Redditch Bus Station with a 57 Matchborough Circular. Usually it is found on the 182 Alcester School Service, due to it not having a DDA certificate. The other ESCs were transferred back to Preston Bus, where Diamond got them from in the first place. V544ESC was new to Lothian Buses (Transport for Edinburgh) in November 1999, as their 544. While with Lothian, it was wore a green livery for use on a Park & Ride service. 40544 came to Diamond through sister Rotala PLC operator Preston Bus, where it was initially numbered 18544, before gaining the fleetnumber 40544. It is a Dennis Trident 2/Plaxton President.
Former Arriva London VLW99 Reg LG52 DDA stands in the road outside Mardens shortly after arrival
2 September 2015