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Route 460 connector(Virginia’s tallest Bridge) near Breakes interstate Park in Buchanan County.(Photo by Trevor Wrayton, VDOT)
Mexicana provincial routes from September 1993.
Also see Mexicana's corresponding Mexico City route map.
Mexicana operated 54 aircraft, including 16 A320s, 25 727-200s and nine F-100s, in September 1993, the Flight Fleets Analyzer shows.
My friend's shoddy wireless router was not working, so we took it apart to find the problem. Since the casing was a mess, we decided to encase the router in something else, which turned out to be broken Dreamcast controller. Geeky fun!
Great Eastern Square, Felixstowe.
This journey is withdrawn from 2nd April 2013 meaning that this Thursday will be its last run.
Learning Route on Natural Resources Management and Climate Change Adaptation best practices covered several districts in Kenya. The event was organized by Procasur with the support of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
The objective was to scale up through peer to peer learning the Kenyan best multi stakeholders’ strategies, tools and practices to fight environmental degradation and to adapt to climate change with the aim of improving the livelihoods of people living in affected territories.
Photos: P. Kimeli (CCAFS)
The Route 66 Diner located alongside Route 66 in downtown Albuquerque, N.M. on Aug. 11, 2005.
(Photo by Tanner Spendley ©2006)
Along Historic Route 66 in Tulsa, this brick inlay has been added to the sidewalks down 11th Street.
abellio 8572 on route R68 in Hampton Court Road. Hampton Court Green behind the bus which is going to Hampton Court Station which like a some railway station is not in the place it is named for. This is in East Molesey on the other side of the Thames.
taken with my Polaroid 250 pack camera on Old Route 66 in downtown Albuquerque, NM.
packing to head off to San Francisco for the weekend. i'll bring my polaroids so i can finish up 'roid week there.
I love discovering back roads that get me to the same place as the main route, but with more interesting views. It turns out, I-5 isn’t the only path from Woodland to Sacramento. And the alternate route has much better opportunities for photos.
Blouse, Dolce Vita. Dress, I Heart Ronson. Shoes, Nine West. Earrings, Cuffs. Bag, Melie Bianco.
Oct. 23, 2021: Stop at the California Route 66 Museum in Victorville, California. This museum opened in 1995 in the former 5,000 square foot Red Rooster Cafe building. The exhibits are constantly changed. After closure from Covid-19, the California Route 66 Museum is open Friday thru Sunday. One fun fact: The Red Rooster Cafe was used for filming the 1980 movie, "The Jazz Singer" starring Neil Diamond.
Photographed in Williams in Arizona, USA. Williams is the base for the Grand Canyon Railway and it is also a classic Route 66 town.
An end to the double decker monopoly on Public Service Routes of Geldards in Leeds? Here a Temsa Avenue ex-First Bradford operates Route 711 in Pudsey, Leeds, West Yorkshire. I was lucky to catch a glimmer of light for this shot. Unfortunately the blind display was a full height scrolling version meaning it was almost impossible to capture.
Construction workers clear dirt and rocks out of the creek where the old bridge used to be on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011. The new bridge is supposed to be at least two to four feet wider than its predecessor, MoDOT inspectors said. KOMU photo/ Chelsea Myers.
Even more obscure than the 375 is the 347, which operates just four off-peak Monday-Saturday return journeys on a two-hourly frequency between Romford Station and Ockendon Station, just over the border with Thurrock. Operating over several roads that have no other bus service, the route commenced in November 2004 and replaced a mobility bus route.
Since October 2005 the route has been operated by Blue Triangle of Rainham, since acquired by the Go-Ahead Group. Enviro200 SE24, with Go-Ahead fleetnumber but still carrying old-style Blue Triangle fleetname, approaches Romford Station to work the 14.00 departure to Ockendon on Monday 24th June 2013.
Arriva (Presenting London) The Original London Sightseeing Tour. The days are surely numbered for these step-entrance Leyland Olympians with Alexander bodywork! The availability of Plaxton Presidents and ALX400's will I am sure displace these.
My local route has recently lost its Scania Omnicities in favour of the newest Volvo B9TL Wright Geminis, one or two of which have now received branding for the 27 using, it would appear, a slightly brighter blue than hItherto. 487 (BJ63 UJR) shows off the new branding this afternoon, 4th January, 2018.
Although route 280 was a commercially operated town service running entirely in West Sussex, it too was affected by Surrey CC Bus Review phase 2.
It interworked with route 281 (and was actually therefore usually a double decker). Buses arriving at Stone Quarry Estate on the 281 had excessive time to kill as they had to delay the return to Crawley to maintain the combined frequency with the 291 from Tunbridge Wells.
Therefore they looped round various parts of East Grinstead as route 280, never really carrying any passengers.
With the Surrey CC-induced changes to the 409, route 281 was extended from Stone Quarry to Lingfield (to replace the East Grinstead - Worsted Farm - Stone Quarry - Dormansland - Lingfield section of the 409), and therefore the 280 was dropped, without replacement.
Metrobus Scania OmniCity 547 (YN05 HCC) is seen here in High Street heading for Stone Quarry.
The Surrey CC bus review would give this bus a new role, it was one of four allocated to and branded for the 400, a new route as a result of the review.
High Street, East Grinstead, West Sussex.
Like its sister Trent Barton, Kinchbus have thought it fashionable to do away with route numbers on some service. This bus is on route "Sprint". Which is all very well when one of the branded Sprint Solos is on it - but less good when there spare's out and the only thing you've got to go on is the destination display.