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Interesting Blind on EOS operated Route 86. London Overground does not serve Waltham Cross. This is also shown on their otherwise excellent Route map here: www.eoslondon.com/assets/pdfs/86_87_Route_Map.pdf
Former Wrexham & Shropshire liveried 67012 seen passing Inverpeffer whilst working 0Z99 Mossend to Inverness via Aberdeen RHTT route refresher
Sunrise along the plains of U.S. Route 67 between Presidio and Marfa, Texas with scenic mesas on the horizon.
This is a panorama picture from four vertical shots.
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Carrying on the theme of ex-works class 931 departmental vehicles, this is Route Learning vehicle 931001 (formerly class 416 unit 6232) at Clapham Junction on 15th September 1993. Bearing a fresh coat of Network South East livery it was being used on the route to and from Kensington Olympia. For the record, that's 56059, possibly heading light to Stewart's Lane depot. The unit had four windows at one end and three at the other. This unit was withdrawn from service in 2002 and scrapped at Immingham in February 2004.
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See this website for futher details: departmentals.com/departmental/977856
The last time the 114 ran to Rayners Lane was 1966 (50 years ago!), unless of course there's been a diversion like this one since then.
Today it returned, allowing for this delightfully unusual snap!
Back in 1966, the route ran from Rayners Lane to Edgware via the current H9 to South Harrow, then the 114/140 to Harrow and finally the whole 340 to Edgware - showing that the route now is very different to how it was 50 years ago!
London Sovereign
Volvo B7TL / East Lancs Myllennium Vyking
VLE34, PO54ACJ
Route 114 at Rayners Lane Station.
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Redmond, WA. march 2010.
shot around Willows. that session i did with my 85mm with the aperture at f4.
there has been fog in some parts of Redmond and samammish these last days. but i couldn't find the time to meet it on time. :)
Just off of Route 66 at 344 E. Pine St. in Bourbon, Missouri. We had just finished our evening meal and were about to head for our motel, but it was still light enough to poke around a little more so, we went into the town of Bourbon Missouri just off of Route 66. The town looks quite depressed with this feed and farm supply company near the center of town.
From the internet:
"The original mill was built around the late 1800's of frame construction, but was burned by the KKK in the late 1930's. The replacement mill was built of concrete so as to make it more fire-resistant. . . . Four large silos are attached to the north end of the mill and are covered with a one piece roof. Flour milling ceased about 1948-50 and the mill converted to grinding livestock feed as a feed mill."
Route 101 South. First day in California, we spent the day at 6 flags, an amusement park known for its coasters, amongst the biggest in the world! While driving on Mulholland Drive from east to West (that is from the sea to the Hollywood sign), we ended up facing downtown LA. The city seems...
London United RATP Group VH45182, LJ16EWO - Route 85 | Putney Bridge With a Putney Bridge Bound Service
Monday 16th April 2018
@Londontransport3/ Mark Mcwalter 2018
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