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EAG10 was an all-Leyland Titan PD2/1 H30/26R delivered new to A1 Service member Duff of Ardrossan in 1951, and lasted until April 1970.
John Duff purchased the share held by Thomas Docherty of Irvine in September 1951. The share of Kerr and Linney was added in March 1968.
9 June 2017
Charlton Services, Charlton on Otmoor nr Bicester Y236 LRR
ex Nottingham City Transport 236 and Scarlet Band
Approaching the depot in Charlton on Otmoor
First I had to decide which of my many addictions I was willing to share. I went with one of the less embarrassing ones. I'm addicted to lip balm. I can't go more than a few hours without putting some on. I have one of these tubes in every room and one in my purse. One of the first things I do in the morning and the last thing I do before i go to bed is...you guessed it put on the lip balm. I incorporated the flower in my composition because of the Burt's Bees association. It's the only kind I use. And I'm not kidding when I say right now I feel like I need to go put some on.
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With a little help from my friend and yours the photo editor this has become one of my favourite shots I have taken in recent times. I am very mindful of the fact that I only have two free shots so am trying to either maximise them or replace a few of my lesser shots. This one doesn't fit either of those criteria's in the sense that this is 17s second Flickr shot as it previously appeared back in the summer of 2018, on a stormy summers afternoon.
Cramond is a fantastic place for shots as there are a couple of interesting shots and this being the terminus for the 32 means that there is slightly more time available for getting the right composition. The trees behind especially in the sunshine make for a rather glorious backdrop.
Now lets properly talk about service 32, if I am being honest I slightly forgot it existed until I captured this shot. Introduced back in July of last year this is my first shot of the route in action. It runs only through the Western proportion of the city starting here at Cramond and moves through Cammo, East Craigs, The Gyle Centre, Hermiston Gait, Heriot Watt, Currie and Balerno. So, its a rather interesting route and definitely got some potential for some fantastic photos in new locations. If I am being honest I don't know how well the route is doing passenger wise as I rarely see the route pass me by but believe there is possibly a fair few passengers. I am hopeful to try and ride the route in the coming weeks and check it out properly.
How are these buses coming up 11 years old. I remember when they joined at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow for the diving here in Edinburgh. They have certainly been mainstays since running service 30 for at least 7 years and now alongside the 32 it mainly runs service 36 with outings on the 38 and other Longstone routes and has been there all 11 years of service.
So, here we see Lothian buses 17 on service 32 duties as it terminates in the Cramond sun on a crisp Saturday afternoon before it heads back to Balerno.
Some retired Fire Trucks are lined up at the SPAAMFA open house in the Middletown New York vicinity. These all needed some TLC but were in pretty good condition.
An abandoned service station on the old alignment of State Road 20 between Courtland and Town Creek, Alabama
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I liked the piano keys spread out across the vehicle
Photographed in Lakeville Minnesota
Tuesday April 5th, 2022
Ribble Motor Services; 1155 (B155 WRN) a Duple Laser bodied Leyland Tiger, painted in this livery for Ribble Holidays and captured paused for a break at Hilton Park Services on the M6 Motorway whilst taking a trip to Torquay.
© James E. Lowe.
Date: 23rd June 1985.
Ref No. Scan03958/JL.
Saw this Labradoodle named Bella at Barnes and Noble yesterday morning (July 28, 2019). She was in training to be a service dog.
This service station is located on Main Street in Tazewell, Tn. It was built in 1930 and stayed in operation until 1956. About twelve years ago, the city of Tazewell renovated it.
An unusually short train makes its way towards Victorville at Frost, whilst in the background a TOFC train heads in the opposite direction towards greater Los Angeles.
BNSF 5129 GE C44-9W
A long distance shot taken from underneath the new St Georges bridge, I was watching the water then the train caught my eye.
The image shows the Church of St. Adalbert (Kościół św. Wojciecha) in Kraków, Poland, at night, with people gathered near its entrance.
This historic church is one of the oldest stone churches in Poland, with its origins dating back to the 10th-11th centuries.
It is located at the intersection of the Main Market Square and Grodzka Street in Kraków's Old Town.
The church features a blend of Romanesque and Baroque architectural styles, with parts of the original Romanesque structure visible in the lower walls and a Baroque dome added in the 17th century.