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Metroline TE889, LK08NVD, approaches Edgware Station at the end of it's N5 duty at the start of the morning.

 

The N5 is due to have its frequency cut down to every 30mins all nights of the week following the TfL review with night tube. Such a cut is understandable on the Fri night/Sat morn and Sat night/Sun morn, when the Northern line is running to Edgware, but the move is ludicrous over the rest of the week when there's no early hours Northern line service.

another play with light.

This is taken at the upper lookout on Cypress mountain.

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We sink the sun, then we go home

Taken at Sweeney's Shamrock Oil service station in Cumming, Iowa.

 

Captured Sunday morning, September 6, 2009.

Morning delay on the TTC

Service alterations in 2003 and additions of Dennis Lances from West Yorkshire in 04 saw off a number of older vehicles from the First D&C fleet all Cornish allocations withdrawn.

Seen here at Bude depot put to rest is this Tiger and a collection of VRs.

There was others including a Lynx and Volvo B10Ms.

VR 1229 has previous been allocated to Plymouth before transfer to Cornwall for the 2003 Summer.

I think this is brand new, it's at a service station in Tucumcari New Mexico.

(...Au grand air. Sans air, ça tient plutôt du sévice ! ;-)

Painting metal in watercolours is always a challenge - after all - what colour is silver?

 

Here's my take on the classic still life of a silver tea/coffee pot and set.

Esta foto es para Klaus Dolle a ver si puede reparar su PC

This photo is for Klaus Dolle to help to fix his death PC

 

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collage on book cover / 2015

MTF665G was a Leyland Atlantean PDR2/1 / Park Royal H79D new to Leyland Motors in October 1968 for use as a demonstrator and it was exhibited at the 1968 Earls Court Motor Show. It was purchased by A1 Service Members T & E Docherty of Irvine in February 1971 and was withdrawn in July 1983 passing to Skelmorlie Coaches and was then purchased by Clyde Coast Services for spares in January 1989.

Pico Rivera, CA

 

We stopped by NASA today and thanks to some very, very nice employees, we got a quick little tour around their yard. Thanks to Louie especially for the walk around.

 

1 of 3 ex-Ontario trucks. Kevin was at the same auction that these were bought from. NASA refurbished them completely all in house, from engine rebuilding to painting.

Back when Liverpool St was airy 573 pauses before working a Kings Lynn service 13th September 1986.

I'm ready to serve; are you ready for my service? If you are then be careful; my service can be either fault or ace and there's no telling what to expect.

Operated by: Republic Services, Inver Grove Heights, MN

Unit Number: 3495

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Chassis: Mack Granite

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Seen on Concord Blvd.

 

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A1 Service Damiler Fleetline OAG 758L picks up on a wet day at Saltcoats Station in October 1984.

 

OAG 758L was new to A1 member Meney of Ardrossan in May 1973 and was one of 7 Alexander AL type bodied buses - 4 Fleetlines and 3 Atlanteans. to join the fleet that year

 

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a little disappointed with the clarity...was in a rush on the way to work this morning...beautiful frosty, foggy morning

22nd May 2005. Class 24 D5054 visiting from the East Lancs Railway passes class 104 unit at Consall on the Churnett valley Railway

Preserved RL 681 is a RELL6G delivered new to Eastern Counties in July 1968 with whom it ran until September 1987. From there it passed through the hands of many operators before finally being retired from service with Busways Travel Services in Newcastle in January 1997. Now preserved in Hampshire, RAH 681F is seen here in the small Village of Binsted, near Alton having dropped off at the Cedars Public House during the 2016 Alton Classic Bus & Country pub running day on Saturday 16th July.

Autocar ACX Labrie Automizer ASL

Freightliner trash truck in Montreal, Quebec.

OSJ36X was one of a pair of Leyland Tiger TRBTL11/2R / Wadham Stringer DP49F new to A1 Service member James McKinnon Jnr in 1982. This view was taken at Parkhouse Road stance in Ardrossan. The shade of blue used on these buses never seemed right and certainly wasn't A1 Blue. Stagecoach took over A1 Service in January 1995 and at that time the fleet comprised of 97 vehicles owned by 10 members.

For many years, there was a National Express service along the coast from Sussex to Cornwall. On 19th December, 1995, Western National Volvo B10M-61 Van Hool Alizee 2510 (D510 HHW) - new to Badgerline - was loading in Brighton Pool Valley for its long trip west.

London Central WVL260, LX06EBL - Route 45 | Larcom Street, Walworth with a Clapham Park Bound Service

Thursday 28th April 2016

@ Londontransport3/ Mark Mcwalter 2016

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Ex BFI Mack LE Labrie Expert 2000 Split Rear Loader

Vintage postcard of the Peace Cross at Bladensburg, Maryland, built in 1925 and dedicated to Prince George's County service members who died in World War I. The monument was rededicated yesterday.

46100 Royal Scot returns mainline steam to Wiltshire passing through Trowbridge en route to Kingswear

WDA664T was a Leyland Fleetline FE30AGR / Park Royal H76F new to West Midlands PTE as their 6664 in January 1979. On disposal in October 1990 it passed to A1 Service Member James Brown of Dreghorn and remained in the fleet until the company passed to Stagecoach in January 1995. This was taken on a nice peaceful Sunday morning at South Beach Ardrossan as WDA664T skirted around the coast.

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