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Tallinn 1 July 2017
Built in 1998 by Incat Tasmania Pty. Ltd. Hobart (yard no. 47) as CATALONIA for Buquebus SA. On her delivery voyage, via New York and Ceuta, she won the Hales Trophy for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic by a passenger vessel, clocking up an average speed of 38.85 knots. Renamed CATALONIA L in 1999 and placed on the Barcelona to Palma de Mallorca service. Chartered to P&O European Ferries in the summers of 2000, 2001 and 2002, each time being renamed PORTSMOUTH EXPRESS for the Portsmouth to Cherbourg route. Renamed EXPRESS in 2003, initially on the same route, then being chartered for a variety of Irish Sea routes. Sold in 2015 to Nordic HSC AB and, after drydocking at Landskrona, placed on the Västervik - Visby - Nynäshamn service. Chartered to Viking Line in 2017 for service between Helsinki and Tallinn.
Sold in 2018 to Golden Fast Ferries Maritime Co. Piraeus, renamed GOLDEN EXPRESS. Sold in 2019 to Golden Star Ferries Sc. renamed SUPEREXPRESS.
Transpennine Express 185150 seen passing through Heaton Chapel on a service to Cleethorpes via Sheffield.
Yangtze River Express B2437 operating flight Y87453 from Zhengzhou to Amsterdam on their twice weekly freighter service from China to The Netherlands.
B2437 is a Boeing 747-400 originally delivered to All Nippon Airways in August 1991, passing to Yangtze River Express June 2011 & converted to freighter, its one of three 747 cargo's with YRE.
Seen above in quite scruffy appearance, the way we like it, a true workhorse, circling the globe, its a dirty job.
Old Pony Express route on Nevada Highway 50.
The Pony Express was a fast mail service crossing the North American continent from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Sacramento, California, from April 1860 to October 1861. It became the west's most direct means of east-west communication before the telegraph and was vital for tying California closely with the Union just before the American Civil War.
Der Pony-Express war ein als Reiterstafette organisierter Postbeförderungsdienst in den Vereinigten Staaten. Er war für rund ein Jahr die schnellste Postverbindung in Nordamerika. Sie nahm nach der Initiative von William Hepburn Russell am 3. April 1860 den Betrieb auf. Ihr Verlauf wurde 1992 als Pony Express National Historic Trail ausgewiesen und in das National Trails System aufgenommen.
HAPAG-LlOYD Container vessel BASLE EXPRESS
Heading in to the Solent from Southampton Water
Vessel's Details
Ship Type: Cargo - Hazard A (Major)
Length x Breadth: 335 m X 42 m
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 20.1 / 18.7 knots
Flag: Germany [DE]
Call Sign: DGWD2
IMO: 9450428, MMSI: 218350000
Operator: JKJ Express
Bus #: 611
Classification: Airconditioned City Operation Bus
MMDA OBR Classification: Bus A
Body Manufacturer: Pilipinas Hino Incorporated
Model: Hino RK
Chassis: Hino RK1JST
Engine: Hino J08C-TK
Engine layout: Rear-engined
A/C system: Overhead
Seating Configuration: 2x3
Seating Capacity: 61 passengers
Route: Pacita Complex, San Pedro, Laguna - Fairview, Quezon City
The Abiidjan Express (IMO 9303807) is seen here at the PSA Europa Terminal, getting bunkers from the inland waterways vessel Vanquish.
The Abidjan Express calls on Antwerp, Hamburg, Casablanca, Tanger Med, Dakar, Tema, Abidjan, Tanger Med and back to Antwerp.
India's finest maharajas express luxury train by IRCTC, Indian Railways tourism wing works as hospitality and tourism partner for Indian Railway and serves luxurious train tours in India to its global customers.
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Commissioned by Brian Holden, a railway enthusiast to commorate the annual journey he took on the Orient Express with his wife. Cartoons of the couple can be seen at the window.
Made by Vic Fearn & Company Ltd ('Crazy Coffins')
On Day 3, the families started the day with our annual "Walk of Gratitude" where each family member released a balloon in memory of their fallen hero on Main street in downtown Fort Worth. From there the families rode in another presidential motorcade to Sheriffs Posse Ranch in Weatherford where they were treated to a day of fun to include a rodeo, horse drawn carriage rides, and taught how to rope a calf! From there they headed to Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base for a special concert by Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band in the VR-39 Hangar!
Snowball Express remembers those fallen heroes who will never return, and honors the supreme sacrifice their families have made.
Since 2006, the mission of Snowball Express has been a simple, yet profoundly important one: Provide hope and new happy memories to the children of military fallen heroes who have died while on active duty since 9/11. We bring children together from all over the world to the Dallas Fort Worth, Texas area for a four-day experience filled with fun activities. Snowball Express serves the children who will never be reunited with their mom or dad.
LDH WDM3A 16491R "Rebuilt" Gets Ready To Depart From Platform No.2 of Haridwar Railway Station With The Slightly Late Running Rishikesh - Jammutawi Hemkunt Express in tow
Roses Express #1849 (21,600 square feet)
1286 Smithfield Plaza, Smithfield Shopping Plaza, Smithfield, VA
Opened in August 2014; originally part of Ames (1988-March 1993), later Maxway (closed in 2014)
Smithfield features one of Roses' smaller format stores, though I struggled to notice much of a difference between this Express store and a "regular" location like this. I do suppose that the salesfloor's smaller size gives it the feel of a slightly-larger-than-normal Dollar General with a wider selection of clothing, but for the most part it just seems like super inconsistent branding to me since Express and regular locations offer the same departments. Anyways, Roses occupies half of this former Ames department store, and some design choices appear to be leftover from them. The majority of the fluorescent tube lights going vertically down the salesfloor (when looking from the front entrance) rather than horizontal is something I've seen in other Ames stores, and I'm pretty sure Roses' stockroom/office space on the left side of the building is an Ames leftover as well, though Roses is a chain I associate with off-to-the-side stockrooms as seen in the Chesapeake store I linked above. Since Smithfield lacks an actual department store nor does it have a discount retailer like Big Lots, I'd say that Roses fills the void and makes its' existence feel justified, which is more than I can say for certain locations of theirs!
Snowball Express XI was a great success as we welcomed nearly 1800 children and families of our fallen military heroes to Dallas for a week full of activities!
Beginning with the arrival of our generously donated charter flights by presenting sponsor American Airlines with all volunteer flight crews from all over the country, the families were taken by Greyhound motor coach and Patriot Guard escort to our host hotel, the Hilton Anatole Dallas. The hotel was filled with activities in the Teen and children lounges, and in the Gallo family lounge for the adults.
Day one began with our police and patriot guard escort to Fort Worth, completely shutting down highway 30 with a 48 school bus precession. Firefighters from Arlington lined the overpasses to wave and salute our families!
After arriving in Fort Worth, the annual Walk of Gratitude was held at the famous Fort Worth Stock Yards. The families were then treated to the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at the Cowtown Coliseum. From there our families were taken to the Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base for a private concert by Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band in a Hangar on base. Gary put on a great show as always for the families and then handed out teddy bears for all the children. Food was provided by Texas Land and Cattle, and prepared with the help of Chef Robert Irvine.
Day 2 included a fun day at four separate game centers around DFW. That evening everyone enjoyed a great dinner and entertainment at Medieval Times Show & Dinner.
The third day included our annual Talent Showcase presented by the Texas Music Project, followed by another amazing closing show by our Chief Fun Officer, David Hira.
Thank you to all of our sponsors and volunteers who help make this amazing week of tributes possible for these special families who have sacrificed so much for our nation. Please visit www.snowballexpress.org to see how you can help sponsor of volunteer for the 2017 event!
Snowball Express XI was a great success as we welcomed nearly 1800 children and families of our fallen military heroes to Dallas for a week full of activities!
Beginning with the arrival of our generously donated charter flights by presenting sponsor American Airlines with all volunteer flight crews from all over the country, the families were taken by Greyhound motor coach and Patriot Guard escort to our host hotel, the Hilton Anatole Dallas. The hotel was filled with activities in the Teen and children lounges, and in the Gallo family lounge for the adults.
Day one began with our police and patriot guard escort to Fort Worth, completely shutting down highway 30 with a 48 school bus precession. Firefighters from Arlington lined the overpasses to wave and salute our families!
After arriving in Fort Worth, the annual Walk of Gratitude was held at the famous Fort Worth Stock Yards. The families were then treated to the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at the Cowtown Coliseum. From there our families were taken to the Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base for a private concert by Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band in a Hangar on base. Gary put on a great show as always for the families and then handed out teddy bears for all the children. Food was provided by Texas Land and Cattle, and prepared with the help of Chef Robert Irvine.
Day 2 included a fun day at four separate game centers around DFW. That evening everyone enjoyed a great dinner and entertainment at Medieval Times Show & Dinner.
The third day included our annual Talent Showcase presented by the Texas Music Project, followed by another amazing closing show by our Chief Fun Officer, David Hira.
Thank you to all of our sponsors and volunteers who help make this amazing week of tributes possible for these special families who have sacrificed so much for our nation. Please visit www.snowballexpress.org to see how you can help sponsor of volunteer for the 2017 event!
Totalmente manual, tecnica barrido, una fotografia express no planeada, solo saque mi camara segui la ambulancia ajustando rapidamente en chinga la luz, la velocidad y todo. y bueno esto fue lo que salio.
Uno has strict instructions to lay by my side during riding time. Otherwise, he wants to herd Amanda and Chance constantly ;) When I finally release him, it's crazy time. He acts like the biggest goof, and reminds me so much of puppy Uno. This photo, with his dirty nose, expression-filled eyes, and silly stance, had me giggling.
Snowball Express XI was a great success as we welcomed nearly 1800 children and families of our fallen military heroes to Dallas for a week full of activities!
Beginning with the arrival of our generously donated charter flights by presenting sponsor American Airlines with all volunteer flight crews from all over the country, the families were taken by Greyhound motor coach and Patriot Guard escort to our host hotel, the Hilton Anatole Dallas. The hotel was filled with activities in the Teen and children lounges, and in the Gallo family lounge for the adults.
Day one began with our police and patriot guard escort to Fort Worth, completely shutting down highway 30 with a 48 school bus precession. Firefighters from Arlington lined the overpasses to wave and salute our families!
After arriving in Fort Worth, the annual Walk of Gratitude was held at the famous Fort Worth Stock Yards. The families were then treated to the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at the Cowtown Coliseum. From there our families were taken to the Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base for a private concert by Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band in a Hangar on base. Gary put on a great show as always for the families and then handed out teddy bears for all the children. Food was provided by Texas Land and Cattle, and prepared with the help of Chef Robert Irvine.
Day 2 included a fun day at four separate game centers around DFW. That evening everyone enjoyed a great dinner and entertainment at Medieval Times Show & Dinner.
The third day included our annual Talent Showcase presented by the Texas Music Project, followed by another amazing closing show by our Chief Fun Officer, David Hira.
Thank you to all of our sponsors and volunteers who help make this amazing week of tributes possible for these special families who have sacrificed so much for our nation. Please visit www.snowballexpress.org to see how you can help sponsor of volunteer for the 2017 event!
Maxibus Astor / Mercedes Benz LO-915/42.5.
15:03 | 01.12.2010 | Valparaiso, Republica de Chile.
Tipo de Servicio: Rural.
Placa Patente Unica: XU*8009.
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Estes Express Lines is a full-service freight transportation provider based in Richmond, Virginia, in the United States. Founded in 1931 by W.W. Estes, the company is still owned and operated by the Estes family. Robey W. Estes, Jr., became the company’s president in 1990, then chairman and CEO in 2001.
Estes has grown from a small local carrier into the largest privately held less-than-truckload (LTL) company in the United States. It currently has about 16,000 employees, more than 6,700 tractors and 30,000 trailers, and a network of 200+ terminals.
Designed by Sir Owen Williams, it was built in 1939 and is now grade II* listed. In the olden days you could see the printing presses through the windows. Printing at the site ceased in the late 1980's.
Glacier Express, the world's slowest train ride from Chur to Zermatt. Highest point is the Oberalp Pass at 2,033 metres over sea level.
Operator: Chalfont Coaches
Built in: 2016
Manufacturer: Salvador Caetano
Model: Levante
(Chassis): Volvo
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