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Cicero, NY. March 2016.
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Driver change for 66170 on the Knowsley to Wilton "Bin Liner" train. Warrington Bank Quay 11th January 2020
Cicero, NY. March 2016.
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The annual 1940s weekend at Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway.
Some re-enactors and some characters turn out to celebrate everything that is 1940s
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A rather nice and well laid out drivers cab layout for Shetlands oldest but best ever bus! Can see how a typical B10BLE layout like this makes a B10BLE a nice, smooth and comfortable drive for all drivers and passengers.
Note the 2 red open door button combination in between the heating button and heating system. Not sure if it this is a common feature on Volvo B10BLEs but if you press one of them then it opens only one door separately with the other one being shut where passengers only get on the bus by going through just one door. It is sometimes used depending on the driver's choice, however drivers (who don't get to drive the bus often or who have never driven it before) find it confusing to work with some drivers or passengers even thinking the doors are defective. If you press both buttons at the same time then both the doors will open at the same time but some drivers also tend to press either one of the buttons first then the next. However the usual one green and one red button combination can be seen near the heating system controls and the broms brake which operates the normal controls of both opening & closing the doors but most drivers use the 2 red buttons instead as the red button to open both of the doors takes about 5 seconds for the doors to open however both doors will close if you press the green button that closes the doors. Pictures of the bus open with only one door can be found through my photostream but here is one:
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Rear view of M111 still one or two jobs to finish to this former EFE LT DMS now transformed into a Park royal Fleetline
Cicero, NY. March 2016.
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While in Kraków we took a random tram out of the city centre, and ended up with tram 4. When getting off I took some photos of the trains at the end/first station, when the driver suddenly came out and walked towards us.
He had a rather sour looking face, so my first thought was that he didn't like that we took photos of the trains. He talked to us in Polish, but when he understood that we was foreigners he asked to follow him to the other side of the lines.
There he told us what we ought to photograph; the Tatra Mountains and Zakopane. The mountains could be spotted somewhere behind the foggy horizon, and not really worthy a photo for me, but he was very impressed himself, and took up his mobile for a few photos.
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West Coast Railways driver Brian Reid at the controls of 55022 ROYAL SCOTS GREY at Edinburgh Waverley working the return leg of SRPS Railtours THE MORAY MINT.
Cicero, NY. March 2016.
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What’s better than a classic car? Enjoying it daily. This BMW 316 Series is a perfect choice for that purpose. Just don’t forget to keep an extra jug of motor oil in your trunk—and you’re good to go!
I’ve attempted to build this model a few times before, but only now have I managed to make it truly appealing to me. The addition of LEGO’s Slope 2 x 2 x 2/3 Curved Wedge was definitely a game-changer here.
I really hope you like my new MOC!
The driver is watching for the signal to take the train to Winchcombe. I think the photo works better now that is has been cropped.
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