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Operator: TfW

Livery: TfW branded FGW

No: 153361

Service: 5T51 Llandudno Junction to Chester

Location: Llandudno Junction

There is a wonderful family up in Canada and the youngest of them keeps herself busy, busy, busy. She would make a fine switchboard operator.

If she looks familiar to you (oh, that russet hair, drooooool), perhaps that is because she is the baby sister of the most beautiful birdwatcher in all of Canada.

Operator: New Adventure Travel

Depot: Pontypridd

Fleet Number: 525

Route: Treforest 107

 

Manufacturer: Optare

Model: MetroCity

 

Location: Pontypridd Bus Station

Operator : USAF United States Air Force

Aircraft : Boeing VC-32A (757-2G4(WL))

Registration : 98-0002

Photo Date : 04.03.2015

Remarks :

I presume doing the 661 Coventry - Skegness service this season will be Chalfonts as they were operating it this morning. Seen in Pool Meadow is Chalfont WA10ENK a Volvo B12B / Vanhool, Acron C57FT. Photo taken 11/05/15

Operator: EAT Leipzig (DHL)

Aircraft: Airbus A300-622R /F

Registration: D-AEAR

C/n: 730

Location: Helsinki-Vantaa (HEL/EFHK)

Remark: Pushed to taxiway

Operator: New Adventure Travel

Depot: Pontypridd

Fleet Number: 349

Route: Treforest 107

 

Manufacturer: MAN

Model: CitySmart

 

Location: Pontypridd Bus Station

RPAV (Remotely Piloted Aerial Vehicle) Operators

Photography: Noam Nachum

 

מפעילי כטמ"ם (כלי טיס מאויש מרחוק)

צילום: נעם נחום

RPAV (Remotely Piloted Aerial Vehicle) Operators

Photography: Noam Nachum

 

מפעילי כטמ"ם (כלי טיס מאויש מרחוק)

צילום: נעם נחום

Operator: Germany Air Force

Aircraft: Eurofighter Typhoon EF2000

Registration: 30+93

C/N: GS072

Time & Location: 15.06.2026 EFRO, Finland

Remarks: Ramstein Flag 2026 exercise.

My latest work - Commissioned

Operator: First (Berkshire & The Thames Valley) - (Reading) - (RailAir)

 

Make/Model: Volvo B9R/Plaxton Panther 3 (C49FT)

 

Registration Number: YY63 WBU

 

Fleet Number: 20811

Operator- Arriva Midlands Telford

Operating Area- Shropshire, Staffordshire & Worcestershire

Make- Wright Bus

Model- Streetlite Max DF

Chassie-

Fleet No- 3329

Reg- FJ64EUP

Location Seen- Madeley with Service 4

Info- New to Arriva Midlands Telford Garage

 

Seen 22/5/22

You can't imagine how great is this highlight for the kids in a small simple jungle mountain village in Flores, Indonesia :)

www.earthviews.de

Operator: DRS

Livery: DRS

No: 68033 & 68030

Service: 6K41 Valley Nuclear Electrics to Crewe Coal Sidings (Drs)

Location: Abergele & Pensarn

Long into the evening, Terri Schirmer operates one of the 'stompers' cotton module builders, while the light of harvesters can bee seen in the field, during the Ernie Schirmer Farms cotton harvest, in Batesville, TX, on August 22, 2020.

 

Four days ago, rain showered this cotton crop, soaking the soil and making the delicate round cotton bolls droop and dangle from the plant; and softening the soil that has to support the weight of the cotton-picking equipment. Today, an approaching storm motivates them to begin a day early.

 

From 10 AM to 10 PM, harvesters are driven across the circular (pivot irrigated) fields. The harvesters use specialized harvester heads that twist and pull the soft, cotton boll from the plant; and then the cotton bolls are vacuumed up into a large open-air bin. When full, operators return to the mobile industrial area to unload cotton into 'stompers' (module builders). Stompers use a hydraulic ram and tramper beam to compress the cotton into modules, 32 feet long, 7 1/2 feet wide, and 9 1/2 feet tall. Once complete, the stomper is raised and pulled away, simultaneously pulling a protective tarp over the top. Once covered tight, the modules become the property of the cotton gin. At the end of each day, a vacuum is used to pick up all the fallen cotton and added to a module.

 

The storm never made it to Batesville, so they were able to work into the night.

 

The Schirmer family have owned and operated farms in the south-central Texas region for six generations, since 1875.

In the harvesters are Ernie Schirmer Farms (Batesville) Operations Manager Brandon Schirmer (in grey shirt and dark brimmed cap, 6th generation), and farm owner and father Ernie Schirmer (dark shirt and orange cap, 5th generation), Jerry Berstraeten, with son Brett; at the same time, Ernie's wife Terri (yellow shirt and tan cap), cousin Cali Erfurth (pink t-shirt), Derek Reininger (grey t-shirt and tan cap) and a fellow farmowner Carl Santleben (western hat) operate the stompers.

For more information about the Schirmer family and their farms, please go to flic.kr/s/aHsmPYgNPx

USDA Photo and Media by Lance Cheung.

Operators Tabling for Tap

Illustration from the July 1915 issue of Popular Mechanics.

 

Though this German flamethrower pioneer armed with a Kleif M.1912, he is not "rerady to attack" because the flamethrower lacks a nozzle, an igniter holder, and an igniter.

 

This image and the drawing on the cover of the magazine are based on a rendering by Sir Amédée Forestier.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Am%C3%A9d%C3%A9e_Forestier

 

It's likely that Forestier's version was based on a French commercial postcard depicting a captured Kleif M.1912.

Operator: UKRL

Livery: UKRL

No: 56098 'Lost Boys 68-88'

Service: Rawtenstall to Bury

Location: Summerseat

Operator: Thames Travel - (Go-Ahead)

 

Make/Model: Mercedes-Benz Citaro (O530FL) - (B42F)

 

Registration Number: LF56 OXF

 

Fleet Number: 849

 

Company History: (Oxford Bus Group) - (Oxford Bus Company)

Diana Multi-Pinhole Operator

Operator: Coachpoint, Aldershot

 

Make/Model: Volvo B10M-62/Van Hool Alizee (T9)

 

Registration Number: A16 CPX (FBZ9999) & (UAX891)

 

History: MacPhail, Newarthill (R204 MGA)

A heavy equipment operator, scrapping the pavement in Times Square.

London-Gatwick Airport - EGKK - Lowfield Heath

Graphic presented during Orbital Sciences Mission Preview Briefing by Courtenay McMillan, NASA flight director.

a seemingly scandalous self portrait (but not really) by Aryn taken back in March after I laughed at this portrait he sent me when I decided that we should chronicle our time spent apart (a lot of it is spent on the phone) photographically.

Operator: Reading Buses

 

Make/Model: ADL E40D/Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 MMC (H47/33F)

 

Registration Number: YX64 VRO

 

Fleet Number: 754

At the Lopez Island ferry dock, in Washington state.

Operator: Xelabus, Eastleigh

 

Make/Model: Scania N94UD/East Lancs OmniDekka

 

Registration Number: J12 XEL

 

Fleet Number: 554

 

History: Nottingham City Transport (675) - (YN05 WFC)

 

View: Interior

Pictured here is Go-Ahead London WVN45 on route 217, about to begin it’s journey towards Waltham Cross on the first day of operation with Go-Ahead London two weeks ago, which by sheer coincidence happened to be on the same day of my 24th birthday! I decided not to ride the route though due to my bias against TfL vehicles not introduced from their original operator, as the ex-First B9TLs were the only fleet appearing on the 217’s first day of GAL.

 

This route has been moving around a lot recently as it operated with Metroline until 2017, which then saw 217 passing to Sullivan Buses that run till August, when the entire company abolished itself from all TfL services, leading to the route getting temporarily awarded to Arriva on an emergency contract before shifting over once again to Go-Ahead, albeit only on a one year contract.

 

This makes 217 one of the TfL routes with the largest amount of bus companies in a short space of time with four in total, though I do believe route E10 currently holds this record with five operators running the route within less than ten years and I’m definitely sure the chances of it happening to another route at present are slim to none, due to former operators in London such as Tower Transit and Quality Line being sold.

 

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yes, I have improved my camo! this looks kind of like a non-digital version of detroiteka's one. also, I may edit these two photos together sometime.

 

Also, tutorial might be coming out!

 

edited in aviary... that's pretty useful, as it turns out.

Operator- Arriva Midlands Telford

Operating Area- Shropshire, Staffordshire & West Midlands

Make- ADL

Model- Enviro 200MMC

Chassie-

Fleet No- 2152

Reg- YX68UJU

Location Seen- Telford Bus Station

Service- Not in Service

Info- New to Compass Bus Worthing

 

Seen- 31/8/25

Operator: Richards Bros, Cardigan (Newport) - (Traws Cymru)

 

Make/Model: Optare Tempo (X1260) - (B41F)

 

Registration Number: YJ55 BKF

Operator: Ambassador Travel (Anglia) Ltd

Fleet No: 252

Registration: KIG7738 (FJ08FYA)

Body/Chassis: Volvo B12B Sunsundui Sideral

Chassis No: YV3R8L2267A118964

Seating: C49Ft

New: March 2008

Ex: --

Livery: Allover White

 

Date: Thursday 28th February 2019

Location: Long Lane, Costessey

Route: 53 (Easton College)

 

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Operator:Japan Airlines

 

Aircraft:Boeing 787-8

 

Registration:JA839J

 

Place:Tokyo-Haneda[RJTT/HND]

Operators from the Estonian Special Operations Forces, using Motorbikes during operations in Mali.

 

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Operators performed at Social Hall SF on April 8, 2016.

Operator: Yellow Buses

 

Make/Model: ADL E40D/Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 MMC (H45/29F)

 

Registration Number: SN17 MTO

 

Fleet Number: 4061

 

History: RATP - (Yellow Buses) - (200)

 

View: Rear

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