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Photo taken at Mother Road
Route 66 Burnout
Old Service Station Ruins on Route 66
Amboy, California
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Due to the closure of Fleet St. between Westmoreland St. and D'Olier St. for Luas Cross City related works, Route 68 had its terminus moved from Fleet St. to Stop 4494 on Hawkins Street over the weekend of March 25th/26th.
Conyngham Road's GT26 is seen here loading up for the 15.30 departure to Greenogue Business Park on Saturday March 25th 2017.
ROUTE 66 – LA MYTHIQUE
Construite entre 1926 et 1937 afin de relier l’Ouest - encore très peu connu -, elle fut la première route transcontinentale goudronnée en Amérique, reliant Chicago (Illinois) à Santa Monica (Californie)
Longue de 3 945 km, elle traverse 3 fuseaux horaires et 8 états d’Est en Ouest.
Élevée au rang de route mythique, la célèbre Route 66 est devenue le symbole de toute une génération d’Américains épris de changement, de liberté et de voyages.
Elle a apporté un développement sans précédent dans toutes les petites communes qui la bordaient et fait la –modeste – fortune de milliers d’Américains. Des artistes l’ont célébrée, immortalisée en chansons, films, textes et tableaux.
Victime du Federal Aid Highway Act (1956), qui lança la construction massive de tout un système d’autoroutes à travers les Etats-Unis et officiellement déclassée le 27 juin 1985 puis retirée des cartes routières nationales, The Mother Road a perdu de sa superbe.
Aujourd’hui de grandes portions sont impraticables, mal entretenues et de nombreux lieux sont désormais délabrés, à l’abandon.
Historic Route 66, Arizona, USA
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Flight moment en route to Vancouver from Denver and San Francisco.
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Route 63 : Honor Oak / Therapia Road (H) - King’s Cross Station / York Way (G)
📍 Fleet Street, London
National Express (Lucketts of Fareham)Volvo / Caetano Levante FJ59 AOZ in a special silver livery celebrating a royal wedding cake, I think ;-)
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Route 66 detail, San Bernadino, CA.
1950 Kodak Duaflex 100asa Arista 120 B/W film re-spooled to 620.
Varig international routes from a 1 January 1998 timetable.
Varig operated 89 aircraft, including 48 737-200/300s, six 747-200/300s and nine MD-11s, in January 1998, Flight Fleets Analyzer shows.
The rusted carcass of a vintage automobile marks historic Route 66 outside of Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. A once bustling gateway to the west connecting Chicago to Santa Monica and LA, Route 66 (now Route 40), was proof that the journey itself is often more interesting than the arrival at one's destination.
Route 66, just outside Kingman, Arizona.
Shortly after this, the road and landscape become much more interesting and scenic.
Route 66 - The Mother Road
New Kirk, New Mexico
Driving along Route 66 today can be a bit of a challenge. Segments of "Old Road" begin and end without warning, and the entire highway has often been paved.
However, in some places, the Route 66 Historical Society has placed easy-to-follow signs ... so there's no mistake that you're getting your kicks on Route 66!
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Seen on a motorcycle...the perspective was quite different on the picture than on the reality.
Lors d'une sortie du groupe "Montreal FlickR Photowalks" à la Maison Lavande à St-Eustache et au Moulin Légaré
et la musique "Route 66" ...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCYApJtsyd0
Due to ongoing bridge works in South Norwood at the Goat House bridge, route 75 has been curtailed short of Croydon for three consecutive weekends in November.
It is using the fairly new terminus at Elmers End.The route normally terminates at the Fairfield Halls which is roughly about four miles from this location.
Route 157 is also diverted on the same dates but is using a more localised diversion along South Norwood Hill to regain its route path in South Norwood.
Metrobus 858 an Scania /Optare Olympus is seen on the stand at Elmers End.
November 2013.
RT1702 on route 10 in Cambridge Park Road, Wanstead. Commemorating 70 years since the type were introduced on the route.
RF319 ready for work on route 227 on the Bromley garage open day. Seen here in Bromley Lane Chislehurst, near the War Memorial.
not sure if we will paint or clear coat these. we have to move them to boston flat pack so no finishing until we get there.
held together with wood joinery only, made on a homebuilt cnc router
London Central WVL365 on route 422 in Wellington Street, Woolwich. In the background Woolwich Town Hall, opened 1906.
Lothian Buses
Volvo B5LH / Wright Gemini 3
557 - SA15VUH
Seen on route 34 at the Riccarton terminus by Heriot-Watt University.
Lothian's apparent decision to withdraw all their stacked colour screens in favour of simpler, single-screened crystal white displays was the one move I disagreed with during their Fleet of the Future changes in 2018. Up until I took this photo, refurbished and new vehicles have been the only to receive this treatment, receiving new Hanover screens (a rather controversial move in itself given Lothian's previous loyalty to Mobitec products) but they have since turned their attention to all vehicles with the colour screens. The early Volvo 7900s and Gemini 3s were slowly converted to full-white Mobitec displays, without their custom fonts and without the colour. I think it's a real shame because this is one of the things that made Lothian special and unique.
Here I made special effort to see the colour so thanks to the driver who put up the pink 'Part Route' as seen here, red 'Route Diverted' and yellow 'Limited Stop'.
Taken 26/03/2018