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I had used another well placed half day of vacation to get over to St. Louis to shoot a High Iron Special and did a little exploring and familiarizing myself with the Lindenwood Yard and north end of the BNSF River Sub (STL to Memphis line). Although they have been around for a year or more, I finally had an opportunity to catch a CREX leading a BNSF train. While waiting for the special, BNSF brought north this empty Rush Tower coal train.
This is Watson Road in Shrewsbury, MO - old Route 66. The advertising harkens back to the days of the Frisco and this being a major highway. Amazingly, the message on the bridge still looks good. And "It" was shipped as this is an empty coal train heading north back to the mines in Wyoming.
05-29-2015
Roadside monument to Route 66 in Tucumcari, NM
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Blackpool Transport Services Ltd Leyland Olympian-East Lancs step entrance bus runs along the promenade in Blackpool with a 1 Cleveleys to Pontins service. This vehicle was new to West Yorkshire PTE, as 5011, in March 1982.
The National US Route 66 Museum in Elk City, Oklahoma. Looks totally "tourist trap" from the outside, but actually is a pretty good hour spent.
Had to HDR the sign out front :-D
Route 41 is an hourly inter-urban route from Bruges to Knokke on the coast, via Westkapelle. Quite a scenic route through the countryside too. It would probably be a more frequent route if it wasn't for the Brugge-Knokke railway line.
Loading at the first stop of the route is this Volvo B7RLE with Jonckheere Transit 2000 bodywork. It was new in September 2007. It seems strange seeing a De Lijn bus that isn't a Van Hool!
I like the colour destination display - the yellow 41 actually corresponds to the colour used to show route 41 on the bus stops and on the Bruges area public transport map - now thats organisation!
582 branding just resurrected Aug 2010 !!
One of the 582 route branded Olympians (not 3237) coming off route and into depot at Atherton (Howe Bridge)
Scanned from a picture i took around 1991
Stagecoach London 18256 is one of a number of Alexander ALX400/Dennis Trident currently on loan to Tower Transit for route 69, whilst a number of the latter's Enviro400s are with CT Plus for route 26. With its Stagecoach fleetnames removed, it is seen on Monday 11th April in Upper Road, Plaistow, crossing the Northern Outfall Sewer which runs four miles from Old Ford to the Beckton Sewage Treatment Works. The sewer was built as part of Joseph Bazalgette's 1860s scheme to improve London's public health, and is still in use today. It carries a traffic-free walkway and cycleway for most of its length.
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Route 69 passed from Stagecoach London to Tower Transit from 6th February - originally the new contract was scehduled to commence on 30th April, but it was brought forward by mutual agreement.
Scheduled type for the route will be 5-year-old ADL Enviro400s. However as a number of these are currently on loan to CT Plus for route 26 (this route changed hands on 27th February, again well ahead of the scheduled date), Tower Transit has hired in some of the ex-Stagecoach Tridents to tide them over. These should be phased out in a few weeks time as CT Plus receives its new Enviro400 City buses for the 26 and returns the Tower Transit Enviros to their owner.
Adding to the mix are the three "ZeEUS" electric buses - these are ADL Enviro400 MMC electric buses which have been adapted so they can be charged at each end as they lay over - route 69 was selected as it terminates at Transport for London bus stations at each end, and a special charging pad has been provided within Canning Town and Walthamstow Central Bus Stations. The pads are not live, and can only be activated by pressing a button in the driver's cab when the bus is parked in the correct position. Each bus has a small diesel engine generator as a back-up, but the aim is to operate for 80% or more of the time in full electric mode.
ZeEUS stands for Zero Emission Urban (bus) System, and is a Europe-wide initiative to develop and promote innovative solutions to providing fully-electric urban bus services. Originally intended for Stagecoach, the vehicles were diverted to Tower Transit given the impending contract change, and entered service on a supplementary schedule from mid-November 2015. From 9th April a new timetable came into force without the supplementary journeys; now the ZeEUS buses operate designated journeys in the regular timetabe, when available.
La Route du Rhum est une course entre voiliers de plusieurs classes entre St Malo (Bretagne- France) et Pointe-à-Pitre (Guadeloupe - France).
Ist's a sail race with different classes of ships between St Malo (France) and Guadeloupe (West Indies - France)
Route SL5 (Superloop (Limited Stop)) : Bromley North Station (D) - Croydon Town Centre (KH)
📍 Addiscombe Road / East Croydon Station, Croydon
Route 276 : Newham Hospital / Gateway Surgical Centre (HS) - Stoke Newington, Common (J)
📍 Stratford Bus Station
Local routes around the Caerphilly town area are lettered, as opposed to the usual numbering system. Route A is the service to Graig-y-Rhacca, and an Enviro is caught cruising by the town centre from up above by Caerphilly Castle.
Operator: Stagecoach South Wales
Vehicle: ADL Enviro 200
Reg: YX64 VOA
Fleet No.: 37180
Location: Castle Street, Caerphilly
Route: A: Caerphilly - Graig-y-Rhacca
Date: November 24, 2020
Scenic coastal route near the community of Margaree in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia (Canada).
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Route SL3 (Superloop (Limited Stop)) : Bromley North Station (E) - Thamesmead, Town Centre (C)
📍 Bromley North Station
After a bit of an absence from Flickr, I have recently had the pleasure of a 2 week road trip, led by David Ward, along Route 66 from Oaklahoma City to Las Vegas. Quite honestly a trip of a lifetime with considerable photographic material to enjoy. Am just getting some of my film processed now and there will be a mixture of digital and film to get through. Having enjoyed everybody's autumn pictures, I feel that I may have missed out on that adventure for this year.
So, am kicking off with one of the Route 66 iconic signs.
Fuji XE-1.
Route H98 : Hounslow, School Road (C) - Hayes End, Wood End Green Road (XP)
• Curtailed : Hayes, Church End
📍 Hayes Town
Route 673 (School Bus) : Warren School / Pemberton Gardens (H) • Beckton Bus Station (A)
📍Beckton Bus Station
The abandoned town of Glen Rio on old Route 66, now bypassed the Interstate. This is the former gas station
One from last Summer; the 4/5 were diverted from Southway between the School roundabout and the Aldershot Road shops for the day.
The diversion was over Park Barn Drive, Broadacres, Broad Street, and the Aldershot Road.
I spent a good few hours capturing movements, with the usual low success rate - traffic, clouds, etc conspiring to defeat me as ever!
But this one came out ok.
YJ67 FYX heads into Guildford on the Aldershot Road, about to re-join normal route at the Southway/Northway junction.
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