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Here's the three day's routes of our motorcycle tour with Hispania Tours.! Malaga to Nerja. 170 miles.
We probably did quite a few more miles each day as we took diversions/got lost etc!! 😁
At Malaga Airport now waiting to come back to UK!
Superb short break.
Five days in Spain.
Four nights in great locations/hotels.
Three days riding the BMW F800GS ADV thingy/bike..!
Approx 500 miles in all
Plus miles and miles and miles of mountain twisties!
Amazing!
I want to do it again!! 😁
Widening Route 17, George Washington Memorial Highway, Phase I complete. New bridge over Poquoson River. Looking south. (Photo by D. Allen Covey, VDOT)
Route D7 is not affected by the route changes in Docklands and East London, but many of the WVLs used on this route have gained new blinds (possibly for the double-decking of route D8 from 1st October) with the new-style qualifying point in upper case below the location. WVL421 makes the point as it pauses at the Canada Square North stop, Canary Wharf, on its way to Poplar ALL SAINTS (which refers to both the church and the Dockland Light Railway station at that location).
D-Link AirPlus Xtreme G Wireless Router. It's not plugged into anything because we've since upgraded. It wasn't really all that 'Xtreme' speed-wise. Made in China. Screen Display.
Brett and Taylor put out extra route marking at the BikeMS. It was a lot of fun watching these guys work.
En la habitación del Hotel Horizonte, en Palma de Mallorca (el euro está como referencia de tamaño :-) Una opción interesante, funcionaba muy bien y daba un ancho de banda de lujo.
This West Midlands Travel Route 1 Leaflet is dated 01.09.96 and features Metrobus 2549 POG 549Y on the front cover.
RM1941 on heritage route 15 with Ludgate Circus on the blinds seen here at Blackfriars.
Flickr, you seem to be getting fewer locations correct than ever. This is NOT Southwark, as the name suggests is South of the Thames. This being on the North side is The City of London.
Built: 1920s - Area: Former French Concession
Also once known as the 'Marshall House'.
Originally built for Comte Maurice Frederic Armand du Pac de Marsoulies, a retired French civil servant, who moved to Shanghai with his wife, Comtesse Virginie Blanche, at the end of World War I.
In the late 1940s it was home, for a short time, to American General George Marshall.
After the end of World War II the house was converted to a guesthouse and was once frequented buy Chairman Mao Zedong's wife Jiang Quing.
The guesthouse is now part of the Ruijin Hotel and is commonly known as the Taiyuan Villa/Guesthouse.
Some further historical information can be found on the following webpage: english.eastday.com/eastday/englishedition/node20665/node... (28-10-2014)
Route Delastre: now Taiyuan Road
Wikipedia: Shanghai French Concession
A route 65 bus heading to Rosedale Mall, from the Cathedral area. In the background, set up for the Red Bull Crashed Ice event is in progress.
Bus #1287
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Metro Transit's new promotion: Take Me Out to The Ballgame.
To celebrate the Minnesota Twins return to outdoor baseball, Metro Transit wrapped a few of their buses to promote taking the bus or train to Target Field.
Bus# 801
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2012 is the 100th anniversary of bus route 38, and on Sunday 17th June Arriva marked the occasion by running three Routemasters from its Heritage Fleet as 'extras'. These were also joined by an RTL and RTW from the London Bus Company. No fares were charged on these buses, but passengers were invited to make a donation to Maggie's Cancer Charity. A vintage K-type bus dating from 1921 also traversed the route, carrying invited guests. As three of the 'New Bus 4 London' were also operating, the route attracted a lot of attention.
RM5 from the Arriva Heritage Fleet is seen in Dalston Lane, Dalston, on its way to Victoria. RM5 was numerically the first production Routemaster, as the first four were prototypes.