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That bridge crossing over the brook is actually part of a private driveway to a beautiful secluded home.
Ex Rossendale Transport B7RLE PO59MMA proceeds through King Cross, returning to Halifax from Rochdale. Above King Cross Surgery can be seen the top of Wainhouse Tower, a prominent local landmark.
The railway station, looking south. The signal box is no longer in use, decommissioned October 2018 after a major upgrade on the line. The departing train is heading to Braford (towards me). Beyond Shaw Lodge flats is visible First's Elmwood Garage. The industrial buildings behind the train are part of Nestle UK's Halifax site. This was formerly John Mackintosh's toffee works. As far as I know, Quality Street and Rolos are still made here. It used to be a treat standing on Halifax Station and smelling the toffee!
New to WMPTE. In non-psv use now for some time and seen here at Halifax Charity Gala promoting further education courses. Currently owned by Roadshow Promotions Ltd, and has appeared in a few different guises whilst with them.
Preserved former Halifax Joint Committee 215 LJX 215, an A.E.C. Regent V 2D3RA built 1960 with a Metropolitan-Cammell H40/32F body and preserved former Halifax Corporation Transport 35 PJX 35, a Leyland Leopard L1 built 1962 with a Weymann B42F body stand in the Asda superstore’s car park in Rawtenstall while taking part in the Bury Transport Museum's Historic Vehicle Cavalcade. Sunday 26th May 1985
Note, LJX 215 was originally owned and operated by the Halifax Joint Committee as number 215. The Halifax Joint Committee’s operations passed to the Calderdale Joint Omnibus Committee on 6th September 1971. The Calderdale Joint Omnibus Committee’s operations were transferred to the West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive on 1st April 1974 due to local government reorganisation, LJX 215 being renumbered 3215. It was withdrawn from service circa 1975, eventually entering preservation
PJX 35 was originally operated by Halifax Corporation as number 35. Halifax Corporation Transport’s operations were transferred to the West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive on 1st April 1974 due to local government reorganisation, PJX 35 being renumbered 3035. PJX 35 was withdrawn from service in 1981 and soon passed into preservation
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The Halifax River is an inland waterway along Florida's East Coast, running between Palm Coast and Daytona Beach. These shots were taken from the roadway which runs between Bulow Creek State Park and Tomoka Island State Park.
Halifax 521/522 services appear to have been rebranded & the vehicles partially repainted as 'Red Arrow'. YJ54XNA is seen on a miserable November morning. Apologies for the poor quality - the light wasn't good!
Pesky bus stop! YJ58GNX climbs 'the Alps' towards Queensbury, with Halifax spreading out in the valley below.
Halifax 719, a 2010 Nova Bus articulated LFS, at Micmac Mall in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia on Wednesday, May 31st, 2023.
719 was chartered by the Bus History Association for a day long tour of the Halifax area.
Three Yorkshire Tiger vehicles laying over in Halifax Bus Station - shortly to be 'improved' (the bus station, that is). The Town Hall flag can be seen at half mast marking the death of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, a few days previously.
Ex Isle of Man Transport FMN503T - thanks to Danny for assistance identifying this vehicle. See tags.
Yorkshire Tiger fades away before your very eyes - in recent days much of the branding has been removed from vehicles. Presumably this is to facilitate a quick rebrand once Transdev takes over in a little over 36 hours from now. YJ59GHF has lost its tiger graphic! It was new to GHA Coaches.
Farewell, Yorkshire Tiger.
Northern Express Sprinter 158871 calls at Halifax on 1B20 11.18 York - Preston as 158754 departs on 2E09 11.38 Manchester Oxford Road - Leeds.
28th March 2018
On our second day in Halifax for the Unison Choruses Festival, I started the day with a short walkabout in the downtown and waterfront prior to the start of the event as I had some time to kill before festival delegate registration began. There weren't any actual festival concerts until the evening, but I needed to connect with the organizers ahead of the busy days to come.
Ex Arriva B7TL/ALX400 LJ05BLV, now with Travel Xpress, waiting outside Crossley Heath School, Halifax. Local landmark Wainhouse Tower is in the background.
On our second day in Halifax for the Unison Choruses Festival, I started the day with a short walkabout in the downtown and waterfront prior to the start of the event as I had some time to kill before festival delegate registration began. There weren't any actual festival concerts until the evening, but I needed to connect with the organizers ahead of the busy days to come.
I brought my camera along last week when I did a book reading and craft session for kids at the new Halifax Central library. Grabbed a few shots of the awesome architecture.
Lockdown Britain - day 2. Coronavirus claims its first victim in Halifax with the closure of local independent TJ Walsh. The proprietor has a number of drivers aged over 70 and cannot risk their health. He cannot therefore afford to keep the business going and it closes today. WU54DXX has its last morning run out to take up the Lloyds Bank staff shuttle service.
Picture taken during permitted exercise en route to essential work.