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View from Anzac Hill, looking across Alice Spings (2) – 27th June 1990 - Australia 1990 - Photo 062

 

View from Anzac Hill, looking across Alice Spings

 

In May - July 1990, myself and my brother John Stocker backpacked around Australia. Starting from Sydney, we travelled in a circular route via Brisbane, Townsville, Cairns, Alice Springs, Adelaide, Melbourne and back to Sydney. We used only the excellent bus network and stayed at Youth Hostels and Backpacker lodges.

 

(c) C.H.Stocker

 

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Route 2. Taken in Kobe.

An old Bel-Air that pulled into the parking lot as I was getting ready to leave.

Tizi n'Test road between Taroudant and Asni.

 

Morocco

Bridge over the Sacandaga River at Griffin Gorge, NY.

Photos taken at the 2010 Route 66 Rowing Regatta, presented by the Tulsa Rowing Club. For a slideshow of more images visit www.rjbphoto.com/sports/regatta2010/

Never saw any of the "Hostel" movies, but I did catch a preview from time to time. Just the name elicits bad vibes for me.

 

Cool sign, though. ;) Those look like golf clubs up there.

London Bus Route #205

#1368 seen at Davisville Stn. operating on route 11A Bayview.

The completed table (less lower shelf)

 

A ultra-modern gas station, restaurant, shake shop, gift shop, convenience store and event venue with a 66 foot soda bottle out front.

 

Route 66

Arcadia, Oklahoma

Abandoned garage on Route 66 in Missouri...HDR Effect. Taken near Carthage, Mo.

 

Rocky Mount, North Carolina 2015.

route 40 diner on the old national road near indy

A bridge on Route 16 in Charleston, Illinois on July 1, 2011. (Jay Grabiec)

Route 339 is a provincial highway that is situated in the Lanaudière region of Quebec. It runs from the junction of Route 344 in L'Assomption northeast of Montreal and ends at the junctions of Route 158, Route 335 and Route 337 in Saint-Lin-Laurentides, 32 kilometers to the north.

  

The Balloon Route Trolley Trip was begun as part of the Los Angeles Pacific Railway Company. Managed by C.M. Pierce beginning in 1904, the tourist excursion covered more than 101 miles for the cost of a dollar, leaving and returning to downtown L.A., visiting ten beaches and eight cities in its balloon-shaped loop.

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From 4th October 2015, the route 15 will have a new Sunday service running every 30 mins. Here is Optare Solo MX09 MJJ on the route. Taken at Aldershot on 26th September 2015.

Penultimate day of Routemaster operation of route 19 - views at Finsbury Park Station.

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