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Reading Buses 717, YP67XCM | London Bus Museum (Cobham 2018)
Sunday 15th April 2018
@Londontransport3/ Mark Mcwalter 2018
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An early summer storm swept into Lassen Volcanic National Park, draping the rugged terrain of Reading Peak in a veil of cool, atmospheric moisture.
That friendly farmer and some of his family are on the stone wall on Saturday evening as a weekend RDC excursion returns southward to North Reading
Honestly it had never been brought to my attention that there was still an interlocking tower here until a post on one of the R&N Facebook groups (Friends of the Reading and Northern is my preferred one) so after Josh and I shot the RDCs and the LGSR arriving in an incredibly busy downtown Jim Thorpe on Saturday morning we ventured up into the state park. I started day drinking pretty early and had this walk in mind. This should've been the tail end of the 1pm Jim Thorpe departure and I think I was already 5 or 6 genny's deep.
A year after the previous photo, on 13th June 1998, another Reading & Wokingham coach was passing through Dover. DAF SB2305 Van Hool Alizee WXI 5863 had been new to Peter Carol of Bristol as E629 KCX.
This is the final photo of a senior session that ended a couple hours ago. Fun night with a full moon that lit up the hills beyond.
Conrail is only a few months and a real mix of colorful units sits at Norpaul IHB yard waiting for a new Conrail crew .
Leaning into the curve at Reading station, 33025 leads 33026 on an engineer's train of bogie ballast hoppers on 29th July 1991.
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The old gas works building along the Kennet canal. Another one from a series of multiple exposure images.
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Oil on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, 2021.
In the reading rooms I wanted to represent a very simple idea, namely how much the content of a book can acquire reality for those who are reading it, becoming as present as the true reality. For this reason the rooms have a view towards the outside and the concrete world. Only by painting them, I realized that those windows are not an opening, the external landscape does not count at all, and the room is a refuge. The reader is somehow protected from the outside world as in a shelter, and his reality is only inside the book.
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Seen in Reading in February 2019 is Reading Buses Scania K270UB / Alexander Dennis Enviro300 419 YR13PNV.
Reading Enviro 400 1212 heads west along the Colnbrook bypass with a Green Line service from Heathrow to Bracknell.
In a reversal of normal practice this vehicle moved to a major operator from a smaller independent, in this case Lloyds of Machynlleth where it was new with cherished plate LC61 WYN
Seen in Bracknell in July 2020 is Reading Buses Green Line express-liveried Alexander Dennis Enviro400 / ADL H47/33F 1212 DU61FVY. This bus was new to Lloyds of Machynlleth as LC61WYN in 2011 and joined the Reading Buses fleet in 2016 having also ran with Go-Goodwins of Eccles as GO60ODY.
Its been a rather interesting week! It was my birthday and I got some birthday cards. Took a photo of them for the group but its still on my camera! Then on Thursday I was on my way home and someone crashed into my car....its a right-off! On the whole I'm lucky to be alive but I have ended up with some broken bones in my foot and am in hospital! I was thinking I would have to post my group photo later and then a friend brought me this mag to keep me entertained! Low and behold it is covered in words so fits the theme!!!
Week 42 words/text.