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NS 15T sprints down the Lurgan Branch along US Route 11 to Greencastle with a trio of foreign power doing the honors.
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At an altitude of 3905 m, the Kupup Lake or Elephant Lake is one of the most scenic high altitude lakes on Old Silk Route, Sikkim, India. Located very close to the Indo-Chinese border, it is one of the most sacred lakes of Sikkim, with high mountains and valleys bordering it. It is the source of the river Jaldhaka.
Route 15H
London Transport, Stagecoach London
RM 2089
ALM 89B
Based At West Ham [WH]
Strand, Charing Cross Station
Route 166 which was operated by Maidstone & District between Chatham Bus Station and Lords Wood was still in the hands of full sized buses when I photographed 5854 (BKE 854T) on May 28th 1993. IF REPOSTING THIS PHOTO TO A FACEBOOK GROUP PLEASE CREDIT WITH MY NAME. THANKS.
The Route, Tim Lowly © 2011, mixed process painting (acrylic and printed ink) on paper, one meter diameter (image).
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From the wmt project.
Regarding scale.
Photographic documentation by Chris Cassidy
Rusty Route 66 Bulb Beer Sign.Daggett, CA. I think it was Daggett, anyway. I like the shadows of the bulbs, esp. the ones on the rusty part. Oans, zwoa, g'suffa!
Contax 645, Sonnar 2.8/140, Kodak Portra 160 @ EI 100 ISO, 1/700s, f/3.5, Epson V850, Affinity Photo 2 + Capture One Pro
Slide (probably dating to the 1950s) showing cars parked in front of Watson's Motor Hotel, which was located at 3333 Euclid Avenue (U.S. Route 20), Cleveland, Ohio. Visible in the background is the sign for the Colonial House Motel, 3301 Euclid Avenue. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any trace of either motel on the current Google Maps street view of the area.
Main sign: "Watson's Motor Hotel. Restaurant. Elevator. Penthouse suites. Meeting rooms. Air conditioned. AAA approved."
Originally posted on Ipernity: Watson's Motor Hotel, U.S. Route 20, Cleveland, Ohio, 1950s.
The relentless pursuit of likes and comments on the Instagram (yes, "the" Instagram) gets me down sometimes, and it's become apparent that the stuff people want to see is not photos of streetcars and ferries and cityscapes (the stuff I like to post); they want to see pictures of people. Or the algorithm is burying posts that don't have people, and pushing posts that do. Or they just want to see pictures of the bébé, and it feels like my art (my photography) doesn't matter anymore.
But I read something yesterday that said to keep making art even when no one cares. So I continue. And people on Flickr seem to like my art, so that's something.
I also remember that it doesn't really give lasting happiness if one of my pics gets a lot more likes than usual. I like when that happens, but it doesn't bring about a lasting sense of satisfaction. I always want more. I am pseudo-addicted to social media and that's the way they want it to be. I bet some of you are, too.
In any case, meaningful comments mean more to me than likes.
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The Route 88 is currently undergoing conversion to New Bus For London Operation, so here we see the old style Enviro 400 on stand at Clapham Common alongside one of the first new buses for london to enter service on the route. (22/08/15)
Stagecoach London (10138 LX12DFP) seen on the Route 145 near Dagenham Dock, this route is known for its long journey from Leytonstone, Waltham Forest to Dagenham ASDA, in Barking & Dagenham. What makes it so long is the route it takes, going through places such as Wanstead, Redbridge, Ilford, Barking, and Becontree.
Service 69 has seen a route alteration with services now coming off Inchview Terrace and operating via Wakefield Avenue - Natwich Drive - Fillyside Terrace - Craigentinny Avenue before joining back on at Moira Terrace.
282 seen on Craigentinny Avenue whilst working a 69 from Willowbrae to Portobello. 25th April 2017.