Route 66 Neon Signs
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In 1963, I Hitchhike Route 66, From Chicago To Santa Monica California, And Then Into Mexico, I Was 17. Images@kennethcanada.com
Loveland, Colorado to Colorado Springs
Normal route = 2.5 hours;
Adventure route = 7 hours ... including the time getting stuck in the snowbank and enlisting 5 strangers to the rescue ;)
As seen on a wet day in James Lane, before turning right into Whipps Cross Hospital, which the route serves on a Sunday. It is operated with single deck buses on a Sunday, due to a bridge in the grounds of the hospital. Converted to monochrome.
an impressing geological formation
as seen from the Blyde River panorama route,
Drakensberg / Drakensberge, Limpopo Province, South Africa
Fantastic livery, reminds me greatly of the old London Transport country area/LCBS livery of the early 1970s.
Taken 5 years ago, a Route 86 run by EOS. They ran a number of routes around the Harlow area which I believe are now all operated by Arriva.
“Notre vie est une seule route derrière nous mais une multitude devant nous.”
Paul Carvel
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[Vile] - Truck Fire Pit
Coming to Tokyo Zero event December 10th
Truck fire it comes in 4 different versions
With fire hood down or up
With snow hood down or up
9 Li
Taken at Mother Road
Run by Leeds City.
The light was really going when I took this image on the outskirts of Horsforth, Leeds. I liked Horsforth, lovely area.
A Royal Gorge Route Railroad (then, Canon City and Royal Gorge) passenger train pauses near Hanging Bridge west of Gorge siding in the depths of Royal Gorge, west of Canon City, Colorado, on May 14, 1999. One of the world's highest suspension bridges, Royal Gorge Bridge, which spans the Arkansas River at a height of nearly 1000 feet, soars over the train. This locomotive is former Chicago and North Western Executive F7 No. 402, and lives on today pulling popular excursions through the Royal Gorge. (Update—No. 402 now as a “retirement job” of being on display at Canon City…)
Early season hiking saw us traversing some lingering snow on our approach to Forcella Lagazuoi in the Dolomites. We were following the Alta Via 1, a 150-kilometre-long high-level trail which runs through the eastern Dolomites in Italy. It is also known as the Dolomite High Route 1. This is the classic high route in the Dolomites, and also the easiest. The descent from the pass we had crossed earlier (mouseover left edge of image) looked anything but easy. Taking it one step at a time our fear gave way to exhilaration.