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The last of the burger joints, and as far as I got on Route 66. I was so burgered out by this point it wasnt even a joke.
They made a good milkshake though. I didn't get tired of those.
Finally got the micrometers mounted and got to play with the new flashes for the image. Looking forward to putting the new router base to use
MTS' Route 25 has been reconfigured since the 1980s, when this phot was taken. It still serves Kearny Mesa, but now operates with a minibus through Serra Mesa, Linda Vista, Tierrasanta, and Fashion Valley.
Unfortunately the tower is long gone, but thankfully the arrow remains as a tribute to simpler times. Merely follow the arrow & you won't get lost......hopefully.
The arch at the Santa Monica Pier is an icon that often represents the western end of U.S. Route 66. The highway officially ended two blocks northwest of the arch at the intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Ocean Avenue. The arch is much more "scenic."
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I tend to call this type of road a hybrid highway; I do not know the exact term for them. This type of road has both intersections and interchanges but is otherwise built up to limited-access highway standards. Most roads with ground-level intersections in Ohio are 55 mph but these road are an exception generally with a 65 mph speed limit in the western half of the state and a 60 mph speed limit in the eastern half of the state. The speed limits were 65 or 50 on these roads even before the higher 70 mph speed limit for some rural interstates and limited access highways went into affect in 2013. Some other divided highways with houses, traffic signals, and businesses on them do have a 60 mph speed limit.
US Route 33 between Wapakoneta and St. Mary's Ohio
Routed and Backed Monument Sign with Zip Track for Vicki Michelle.
All signs and awnings shown in these images were designed, fabricated, and installed by Accent Sign and Awning, Houston Texas. Copyright 2012.
www.accentsignco.com 713-780-1151
Proposed Fairfax Connector bus route changes to help connect riders to Metro's Silver Line stations. The five station that are part of the project's first phase are expected to open in winter 2013. There are four Silver Line stations in Tysons, and one at Wiehle Avenue in Reston.
Making a gear set for a wind up/down router and table. Made out of a broken flatpanel LCD screen. The plastic is the main light guide, which was used to scatter light from the 4 fluorescent cold cathode 3mm diameter tubes.
Plans at www.woodgears.ca
This is the way to go in marking out pieces for cutting, print the cad drawing onto paper and stick it on to the work-piece. I used double sided tape.
Route Tram Replacement T2 : Croydon, George Street - Beckonham Junction Station
📍 East Croydon Bus Station
Bakerbus routes 99/99A/99B are known as 'The Pennine Way - The Scenic Route' according to the branding carried on some of the buses used on the route, and the A54 between Congleton and Bosley is certainly a very pleasant road to travel along. Its on the aforementioned A54 that one of the regular buses on the route - Optare Solo M920 MX05OTN (199) - is seen near North Rode on a 99 - sadly offering no clue to the casual observer as to its ultimate destination, 08/09/2012.
An access road down the roadway slope has been built to facilitate the Route 2 reconstruction project in the Florida, Mass area.
Halifax Transit 2008 New Flyer D40LF #1135 is seen in the layover lane at Bridge Terminal. For some reason this Ragged Lake bus block 97 sits at Bridge Terminal at about this time and then does the 52 Burnside. I think maybe its because of the bridge closure.
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The travelling camera club is an on going art project devoted to sharing a snapshot of our world. We post disposable camera's to a group of people all around the world, each person gets 5 photos then posts the camera onto the next person in the route.
Eventually the camera will make it back to the travelling camera club H.Q where it will get developed and the photos will be put online for everyone to see.
If you'd like to take part drop us an email at travellingcameraclub@googlemail.com
Telling us your name
Address
if you'd be willing to ship internationally
if you'd be willing to buy a camera