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Dublin Bus artic fleet number AW 14, one of twenty Volvo artics introduced into the fleet to add higher capacity to the fleet as the Irish economy started to take off during its " Celtic Tiger " years.
Recently laid track on the restored northern section of the Waverley Route north of Stow station.
2nd December, 2014.
Oct. 19, 2021: Stop in Holbrook, Arizona. Holbrook, Arizona, was founded in 1881 and gained famed as a classic wild west town. Called a town "too tough for women and churches," Holbrook in 1914 was the only county seat in the United States without a church. The early Mormon settlers had left. Many residents served with Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders in the 1898 Spanish-American War. Today the Route 66 community of 5,000 is known for petrified wood stores and dinosaur sculptures.
We decided to take a "short cut" back to Húsavík and drove a dirt road (Route #832) over this mountain outside of Akureyri instead of around it. It also gave Daniel an opportunity to get his picture next to his favourite Icelandic sign.
This was the night before our last day on Route 66. I envisioned a shot like this all along the route and I was happy that I was able to pick it up the last night. It is somewhere east of Barstow California.
I used the headlights from our car to light up the Route 66 emblem in the road and did some HDR and a little blending for one of my favorite shots from the trip.
P-51 pilot Patrick McGarry with a pilot's map of the southern California area, covered during the 2011 Wings of Freedom Tour. Patrick is a commercial airline pilot, and rebuilds 'Pitts' stunt planes.
Ex City of Nottingham Volvo S464 ATV seen painted "Carlsberg Green" and in position at Weighbridge Square for its first event as a mobile bar. 08/05/14
71A Group's D6515 'Lt Jenny Lewis RN' (33012) gets away from Warminster working 1Z84, the return leg of UK Railtour's 'By Routemaster to the Lost Village of Imber' tour. Sandwiched between the crompton and 73107 'Tracey' is a 4TC unit.
Originating at Waterloo as 1Z82, the excursion ran to Warminster from where customers were able to take advantage of a trip to the village of Imber, a few miles away on the south western border of Salisbury Plain aboard an AEC Routemaster, the archetypal London double-decker bus.
The village of Imber is uninhabited having been taken over in late 1943 by the Ministry of Defence for training of troops for the invasion of Europe. In the intervening years several attempts by former residents to return have been rebuffed by the MOD but on certain days in the year public access is granted.
Route SL2 (Superloop (Limited Stop)) : Walthamstow Central Bus Station - North Woolwich, Ferry Terminal
📍 Cranbrook Road, Ilford
ODC-As Far As The Eye Can See
We actually got two days without copious amounts of rain, so it's nice to be able to see over across Cayuga Lake. This is what I see out my front door. It's Route 13 heading east.
More from the Route 66 Museum.
I used to shop at one of these.
TG&Y was a five and dime, or variety store, chain in the United States. The chain was named for its three founders: Rawdon E. Tomlinson, Enoch L. "Les" Gosselin, and Raymond A. Young. The initials were ordered according to the age of the three, with Tomlinson being the oldest. Founded in 1935, the chain was headquartered in Oklahoma City. At its peak, there were more than 900 stores.[1][2]
It was acquired by McCrory Stores in 1986, when it had about 720 stores. Shortly after McCrory's purchased TG&Y, that company cut over 8,000 employees and closed 205 stores, including 23 in its former home-state of Oklahoma.[3] It did business under the TG&Y Family Center and later TG&Y Dollar and Aim for the Best and Dollar-T names as well.
T G & Y stores were firmly embedded in southern culture as modern-day general stores with a bit of everything, and often called by the irreverent moniker, "Turtles, Girdles, and YoYos." [4] Toward the end of its successful years, the chain used the advertising slogan, "Your best buy is at TG&Y."
In 2001, the chain filed bankruptcy and eventually all stores were closed.
John Darnielle (The Mountain Goats) references the chain in his song "From TG&Y". The rock band Nerf Herder also refer to the chain in their song "Van Halen".
Route 460 Connector Corridor Q: Phase 1 construction in Buchanan County. (Photo by Tom Saunders, VDOT)
Here is Optare Solo V669 DFX on the Bluestar route 6 to Lymington Bus Station. Taken at Lymington New Forest Hospital.
Route SL7 (Superloop (Limited Stop)) : Heathrow Central Bus Station - West Croydon, Delta Point (WN)
📍 Park Street, Croydon
Former Clontarf Garage RV 501 seen operating route 31A to Strand Road in Howth in August 2004.
An offshoot of the main 31Howth bus, the 31A operated the same routing as far as Sutton Cross before branching off to the right along the Strand Road ( the back road to Howth ).
The route was absorbed into the 31B which operated via the Strand Road & onto Howth Summit/ Village & train station.
RV 501 was originally a wedding bus at Clontarf & now operated as an open topper for Dualways Citysightseeing Dublin tour.
Route 4 02/10.1951 - 01/06.1991
Route104 02/06.1991 - 11/12.2021
A seventy-year old chapter in Berlin's transport history comes to an end just after midnight on 12 December 2021. BVG route 104's buses will change over to three new route numbers: M43 & 143/N43.
The changeover to a 24/7 Metrobusroute M43 over the busier eastern section of the route and the localisation of the western end with 143/N43, including the provison of a new Monday to Friday extension to the Planeterium at the Insulaner border of Schöneberg & Steglitz.