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Mercateatre, un festival que fa sortir a la gent al Parc per gaudir a la fresca d’una nit plena d’espectacles.
Brass horseshoes inset into the pavement. A nearby sign reads: ROUTE OF WILLIAM DAWES. PAST THIS PLACE AT MIDNIGHT APRIL 18-19, 1775, RODE AT THE GALLOP WILLIAM DAWES, MEMBER OF THE ANCIENT & HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY AND FIRST RIDER TO ALERT THE MINUTEMEN THAT THE BRITISH WERE MARCHING ON LEXINGTON AND CONCORD.
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Captured by my camera on the damp and cloudy morning of Thursday 2nd November 2023 London Bus 4 Hire's Leyland engined RM 1357 is seen shortly after its arrival at the Tower Hill terminus of tourist route T15 from Piccadilly Circus with this eastern terminus of route T15 being located at the southern end of Minories, directly opposite the entrance to Tower Gateway DLR station, which opened following the completion of the original Docklands Light Railway network to Island Gardens and Stratford in the summer of 1987.
The Board of Supervisors recognized the law enforcement personnel and others who contributed to the successful resolution of the Route 1 standoff.
Sault Ste Marie 138 is a 2011 Nova Bus LFS, operating on route 2 Steelton.
Photo taken on Dennis St at Queen St E in Sault Ste Marie, ON.
# Seven :- All Routes
Summer is most defantly on its way which means im having to wind this project down it least for the summer. Still a late drive home gave me the oppitunity to spot this beauty. Love the contrast in light and in colour, the whiteness of the sign and hints of strong green of the trees lit up around it making it a winner for me. Shot with my Nikon 50mm set up on a tripod. Please view large
Route 253 is a north/south highway on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. Its northern terminus is in East Angus at Route 112 and its southern terminus is at the Vermont border, where it becomes Vermont Route 253.
" On ne l'a plus vu. On demandait, on s'enquérait, on répétait son prénom, et il y avait cette douceur du regard, la voix qui n'élevait pas le ton, qu'on devait écouter de près pour entendre. On nous a dit ensuite, plus tard, le noyé, la rivière en crue, la rivière qui traverse la ville, enserrée dans le ciment, des rives droites et très hautes, bouillonnante entre le pont pour les voitures, le pont pour les trains. Et ceux qui l'avaient vu en dernier, assis sur ce pont, la large rambarde verte rivetée du pont de métal : assis au-dessus de l'eau, penché, silencieux. On se demande : tombé, poussé, attiré, jeté de lui-même et après tout qu'est-ce que ça peut faire, et quand bien même ç'aurait juste été pour voir, là, comme ça, ou juste en se disant que ce serait un petit truc de cinq minutes, comme avec des poudres dans les boîtes d'allumettes. Ce serait comme se mettre assis, on garde les mots, le regard, le prénom. Le mot : "assis", pourra-t-on désormais le prononcer comme avant ? "
François BON ~
" Abîme aujourd’hui la ville,
N’importe quelle ville "
The Chain of Rocks Bridge became an official part of the Route 66 experience in 1936, when the highway was rerouted over the bridge. The bridge was closed to vehicular traffic in 1968.