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Route 66, just outside Kingman, Arizona.
Shortly after this, the road and landscape become much more interesting and scenic.
Numberplate: LLU610
Fleet Number: RT3251
Type: RT
Company: EnsignBus
Route: X55
Destination: Gravesend
Location: Upminster
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
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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RF319 ready for work on route 227 on the Bromley garage open day. Seen here in Bromley Lane Chislehurst, near the War Memorial.
Go-Ahead London (Metrobus) Scania Omnicity 562 (YN58 BNA) on High Street, Bromley, London 14th August 2019, on route 358 to Crystal Palace.
For a while in the 1990's Metrobus used RF255 on Summer Sunday route 746. Here it is loading up at Bromley North in September 1995.
The Kiddieland Limited arrives into the Hesston Station. This miniature steam locomotive is a 4-6-2 built by Wagner in 939. It operated at Kiddieland in Melrose Park until 1982 when Kiddieland's train ride route was shortened* and the unit became surplus. Kiddieland's other steam locomotive, a 4-8-4 Northern, remained at the park until its closure in 2009. Both locomotives now reside at Hesston.
*Form what I understand, Kiddieland's route was shortened because of an expansion of adjacent Triton College.
London Central WVL365 on route 422 in Wellington Street, Woolwich. In the background Woolwich Town Hall, opened 1906.
Route 66 – the Mother Road. This is the longest uninterrupted stretch of the historic highway, running from Topock to Seligman in Arizona. When you drive this road with wide views all around, it is difficult not to think about all the post WWII people driving the same road all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles on their way to the Promised Land. At that time when there was no Interstate system before 1984, this was the nearest thing to a highway.
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Route 66 – de weg der wegen. Deze foto is van het langste ononderbroken stuk van de historische weg die er nog is, van Topock tot Seligman in Arizona. Helemaal vanuit Chicago, de babyboomers van na de Tweede Wereld oorlog reden hierover naar Los Angeles om daar hun geluk te beproeven in wat zij dachten dat het Beloofde Land was. Voordat het Interstate systeem werd gebouwd in 1984, was dit het dichtsbij bij een snelweg.
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The most scenic approach to Yosemite National Park is generally considered to be via Route 120 from the North East of the park. This segment of the highway goes through the famed Tioga Pass and Tenaya lake.
Coming from the San Francisco area, which is to the South-West of Yosemite, the most beautiful approach is by Route 140, which goes alongside the Merced River. The final stretch of about 15-20 miles to Yosemite is just spectacular, with countless variations of the same basic scene of the river winding its way through the foothills of so many mountains.
The road has been constructed in a very photographer-friendly way, with wide shoulders in a lot of places to park the car and take pictures.
Sony A7R + Leica 28-90mm Vario Elmarit-R
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Bus Eireann DD 13 displaying route 167 "Dublin via Ashbourne" at the bus station in Dundalk. 03/10/2015
London Transport standard E1 tram on route 2 about to round the corner at the Royal Oak.
1/76 scale OO gauge model tramway layout.