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Having already established 1588 as the next move out of Newport Bus Station on the 6, 1617 turned up on the 7.
I wouldn't normally consider such a desperate move but as I'm not sure when I'll next be back I thought I'd do it out to Carisbrooke for the 6 forward.
The 16 reg batch (1613-1622) are easily discernible from their white as opposed to orange blind lettering.
The bus is seen prior to setting out from Newport Bus Station to Alum Bay, on a route which sees more Scanias than E400s.
22/8/17.
Day 40/365
*This is where the girls stay until I can find a nice place where they won't get dusty and/or claimed by my 3 year old (Abby) - It's their clothes box.
Fawna: Move over Belle!
Belle: She's touching me!
Charlotte: What? I was asleep! It wasn't me.. was probably a jacket zipper or button!
CAMP WILLIAMS, Utah, June 24, 2015 – Georgia Army National Guard Sgt. Samuel Shuler, 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, races to the next station during the “ruck run” event of the national “Best Warrior” competition. The “range run” contained nine events, including an M9 pistol range, shoot and move, and machine gun station, spread out over a six-mile course.
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Gerard Brown, Georgia Army National Guard | Released
08767 (Parcels red livery and also remote control fitted) propels a substantial rake of Autoballasters at Westbury.
Jackee and I have bought two houses since we moved to San Jose in 1983. We closed on the first house on Willow Street in January 1985 and then sold that house and moved to our current residence in 2010. We came across the Realtor flyers for both houses last week while doing a cleanout of the guest room closet. (We were sort of double sheltering in place because the outside temperature was pushing 100 degrees and there was nothing else to do.)
Both flyers are pretty funny. The Willow Street flyer brags about a loan at 13.06%. We actually paid 14.875% interest because we made a limited down payment to keep some cash for remodeling.
And it says the house had 1 full bath and 2 half baths. A stretch because one of them was a toilet and shower in the unheated pool house. The gas barbecue was a tiny gas jet with no burner. I used it to light charcoal in a charcoal chimney. And the quiet Will Glen street was a race track a couple of times a day since there was an elementary school at the end of the street with a busy drop off/pick up area.
Still, it was good house for us with a backyard that kept siblings and their kids busy in the pool during visits. And it appreciated about double the rate of inflation which made it possible for us to buy this house.
My handwritten notes on the Caledonia house flyer are what are amusing (at least to me). “Kitchen very dates.” “Yikes!” “Would need major remodel.” All those things were true and turned into eight-month plus remodel. It was more expensive that we ever imagined. I took all our energy for those five months.
And it was worth every dollar and minute.
37025 named Inverness TMD moves out of the yard past the signal cabin, to couple on the her train at Bo'nees for the journey to Manuel.
The extension from Birkhill to Manuel over the Avon Viaduct and under the M9 motorway officially opened 28th March 2010.
School spirit aplenty and much to cheer about at the Moving Up Ceremony at Memorial Chapel on May 22, 2019, as the Class of 2019 vacate their seats at the front of the chapel and the returning classes move forward, forward, and downstairs (rising sophomores). Photography by Glenn Minshall.
A storm is not a foe but a proving ground, where grit meets endurance, and the will to move forward becomes the only guide. In the face of blinding snow and biting winds, a soldier’s step falters not, for every stride is a defiance of nature, every breath a testament to resilience.
The mountains bow to no man, but the disciplined march of the steadfast knows no retreat. Through hardship, the soul is forged; through struggle, greatness is claimed.