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These kitten-brothers are 3 months old, but it looks like they know how to take care of themselves on their own...
Monrovia, CA
5/7/18
Here is Athens Services #423 on the side of the road with no signboard. It looks like #423 was getting towed to either a scrap yard or to get a fresh coat of paint and the tow truck had issues. If anyone sees #423, please leave a comment because I’m curious what will happen to it?
A routine service is carried out on the air ambulance. Antonio checks there is no debris caught in the propellers
175009 heads north through All Stretton on The Marches Line, with Ragleth Hill as a backdrop, Sunday 18.5.14
Making quite a surprise return to the rail scene in Australia, Sydney Electric Train Society's 86 class had recently gone under testing around Lithgow and Penrith since the completion of the major overhaul.
On Monday the 29th of October, 8606 joined 8134 on E702 rail set to North Sydney for works on the underground around Central.
WEEK 40 – HLT Fall Photoset, Part I
Luckily, the inside hadn't changed: never mind that this photo was taken in July, before the repainting, haha. On that matter, I've got over 100 pics in my vault from this place, including ones I recently took that I desperately want to share... but I'm forcing myself to stick with the 30 I chose before I took those, because if I keep uploading the new pics I'll never get to these ones!
Anyway: this is the Guest Services area, accessible from the entry vestibule. Since this store does not have a pharmacy, this is Horn Lake's only example of the wavy neon squiggling into legibility.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Former Safeway Services of South Petherton Leyland Leopard PSU3F/4R / Duple Dominant B61F TYD911W, new in 1980, currently lives in south Hampshire as part of the Portsmouth City Coaches proprietor's collection of heritage vehicles. I was fortunate enough to see it in late October 2020.
PCC 1795 @ South Broadway yard in St Louis, Mo.
Kodachrome my collection, Robert Heinlein photographer. (June 1957)
NR82/ G533 (dead attached)/ NR83 on 1PM9 SCT service at Woodbridge on 18 November 2007. Photo: Jim Bisdee.
For a visit to Leicester in June 1976, photographer Charles Dean drove Tyne & Wear PTE Morris Marina van HVM474N down from Newcastle, parking it alongside Leicester Corporation Ford Escort HJF526N. The former no longer bothers the DVLA, but the latter does, being on the road for a bit over ten years from February 1975.
A set of new SSI Schaefer Q series carts seen behind a business in North saint Paul.
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Outlaw Service Station
Glen Rose
Texas
This unique building was built with fossilized stone and petrified wood in the 1920's. It was a hot spot for illegal alcohol (Moonshine) during Prohibition. Across the road was a roadhouse of same material that was used as a speakeasy. Glen Rose was known as moonshine capital of Texas with rumors of Bonnie and Clyde visiting.
Historical treasure hidden away on a side road off a backroad in southern West Virginia: The New Salem Baptist Church.
The Tams coal camp was segregated into three sections: American Town, Immigrant Town and Colored Town. The residents of Colored Town asked Mr. Tams to build them a church, and he funded the construction of this place in 1921. The camp eventually were demolished and the last residents moved out of Tams in the 1980s. The church is what remains.
I was there on the afternoon of Easter Sunday, and it was deserted, but the small congregation still worships there once a month. They keep the place secured as best they can, but it was placed on the 2024 national list of Most Endangered Historic Places — you can see significant decay, and it looks like people have tried to force their way inside. From what I could see through the windows, it had not been molested inside.
One month and one day after I shot this, a marker was placed outside indicating the church’s designation on the National Register Of Historic Places. The local TV station spoke with an 87-year-old woman who began attending services there at age 9 and is the oldest living congregant. It was a happy day.
High standard of service being provided by Stagecoach Devon on this afternoon, not only Gold spec Scanias, but a 5 second frequency!! Actually one of the pair running the half-hourly Torquay-Plymouth Gold service was 30 minutes late.
Thought I'd better post a bus shot after all the coaches. I must be the opposite of you Ant? LOL! ;-)
Featured in 'Explore' 30 July 2015
Company: Stagecoach Devon
Registration: YN14OWO & YN63BWW
Fleet Number:15961 & 15926
New: 2014 & 2013
Chassis: Scania N230UD
Bodywork: Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 H76
Route: Gold ( Torquay, Strand-Plymouth, Royal Parade)
Location: Torbay Road, Torquay Seafront
Exposure: 1/400 @f 7.1 200ISO
Date: 14 July 2015
Montebello, CA
Couple pictures from the main yard. I was shocked to see a 310 pull in from the boneyard so it's nice to see they're still using them even after franchising.