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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.
Looks like the hybrid buses have finally come to St. Paul, after being only in Minneapolis since the beginning of hybrid bus service.
Here, this bus is starting a run on route 71H, ending at Sloan Pl & Roselawn Ave in Maplewood, starting from Minnesota Street & 5th Street in downtown St. Paul.
Bus #7303
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This is a little tree-lined street in San Dimas, California. When I think of Route 66, this image is not what comes to mind.
One of the earlier alignments of Route 66 ran (heading west) along E Foothill Blvd. In San Dimas, when Foothill Blvd changes to Alosta Avenue, Route 66 turns north on Amelia Avenue and turns west again on (old) E Foothill Blvd. It turns south again at Citrus Avenue and rejoins the current E Foothill Blvd heading west.
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Route 29 Solutions. Berkmar Drive Extension, bridge under construction spanning the South Fork Rivanna River. (Photo by Tom Saunders, VDOT)
U.S. Route 66, also known as the Will Rogers Highway and colloquially known as the Main Street of America or the Mother Road, was a highway within the U.S. Highway System.
The POINT's Cascades Route provides daily transportation between Portland and Eugene, with stops including Portland, Tualatin, Woodburn, Salem, Albany and Eugene.
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Working around a prefit garage is difficult but not impossible! This route 66 themed garage turned gameroom will be more than our client ever imagined. Antique glazed walls and a red pop of color which matches existing bathroom. A large map of historic route 66 will be painted over the antique faux finish.
A Route 9 with a 2011 New Flyer XDE40 is seen turning onto Third Street. In just a few minutes, this bus will be running the length of Sebastopol Road within Santa Rosa's City Limits.
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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.
LT4, the fourth and most recently delivered 'New Bus 4 London' prototype, is seen at Islington Angel en-route to Victoria.
50 State Challenge
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Fun Times on Route 66!
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Metroline Route 217 in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. Just cutting the London boundary this route brings back memories. I used to live near Bury Street, Edmonton, London on this route before moving to Cheshunt, Hertfordshire still on a Metroline route but very different! I remember this route being worked by MCW Metrobuses until they decided it should go low floor and several Dennis Darts with Marshall bodywork were purchased because low floor deckers were unaffordable - what a difference now! This route could almost be deemed an express route operating down the dual carriageway A10 Great Cambridge Road for most of its length.
This former 1930s era Texaco gas station is now the home of Route History, a museum dedicated to showing the tragedy, resilience and excellent of Blacks along U.S. Route 66 and in Springfield, Illinois. The museum opened in February 2019 although it was shut down by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and at the time this image was made in March 2022 was only open by appointment. A mural on the side of the building created by Springfield native Korbin King pays tribute to various people and events in Springfield Black history.
Before it became Route History, the building housed a sandwich and souvenir shop whose sign is still on the corner of East Cook and 8th streets.
Not too often you find an old gas pump and a classic Porsche. Route 66 at it's finest. Along the road in South Dakota.
My backup for this week ;) Here
Once the rockwall is ready I want to move most of the holds over and just make this the bar wall for dyno-climbing :) ... tysoncecka.posterous.com/fun-route-dynoplex Posted via email from My Progress
Here I just added a little bit of saturation, but just a little bit.
Qui ho aggiunto solo un pochino di saturazione, ma non molto. Sto decidendo sulle foto della baracchina...
I have been working up in Plymouth recently, which means driving along the A38. I haven't been up that way for a while, and couldn't help but notice an American Diner along the way. For those of you reading this in the States you might be thinking, well, so what, but in Cornwall this is something different and unusual, so I had to stop and check it out. I liked the name, borrowed of course from the famous Route 66 song. All pictures are from my Sony mobile phone, edited in Picnik and assembles on Photoshop.
I will be away from Flickr for a few days, but look forward to catching up on your pictures at the end of the week.
The new Route 22 to Marin City is seen with a 2016 Gillig BRT-HEV 29' bus today. This bus will make a quick trip to Marin City and back with a short layover there. In a different day and age, this would've been part of the major artery North/South Routes that Golden Gate Transit had.
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As this route is mis-leading to out of towners, this 2003 Gillig Low Floor is headed towards Oregon and the Airport Neighborhood not Oregon the state.
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