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Plaxton Primo 2, MX10DXV, new to Regent Coaches of Whitstable in 2010, now enjoying the quiet life...on the high seas, as a shuttle bus for foot passengers on their Holyhead-Dublin route. These shuttle buses transfer passengers between the port terminals & onto the ships, staying onboard, small buses with big milleage.
All aboard at terminal two, Dublin Port, the Stena Line shuttle bus about to depart with foot passengers onto the Stena Europe, terminal two Dublin Port, home to Stena Line.
Stena Europe was deputising for the week while Estrid was dry docked at Belfast.
On loan from Stagecoach London for the Commonwealth Games. 17741 is seen looping round Prospecthill just outside Hampden Stadium on a park and ride shuttlebus service.
Arriva North West Dennis Dart SLF/Marshall Capital 7615.T615PNC with Trafford Centre/Metrolink Shuttlebus Livery leaving The Trafford Centre Bus Station, Manchester on the 27th July 2010.
Dublin Bus Donnybrook Enviro500 VT 3 passes out former Ringsend Garage AV 5, now with Bartons of Maynooth, loading up cruise ship passengers on Kildare Street.
Its a very busy day in the capital, the arrival of Cunards Queen Victoria into Dublin Port on a day visit 1st June 2014 so a shuttle bus service from the port to the City Centre.
An abandoned shuttle bus near Overton in Cooper County Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM lens at f.4.0 with a 49 second exposure at ISO 400 along with two Quantum Qflash Trios with blue and green gels. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 5.7.
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Go-Ahead London’s HereEast shuttle bus, Plaxton Pointer 2 LDP186 (Y986TGH), en route to HereEast, Stratford.
Shuttlebus - The city of Cornerbrook, Newfoundland laid on a fleet of Bluebird Vision yellow school buses from local operator, BUCKLE to shuttle passengers from the QM2 on the waterfront and into the centre - a real treat for those of us used to seeing this style of bus on US TV and films!
Dennis Trident with East Lancs Lolyne body in Whitley Bay Northumberland May 2003. Liveried for the shuttle service to/from the DFDS Seaways ferry terminal in Newcastle.
One of my goals on this trip was a sunrise from Hopi Point. I got here early. I caught this at the start of the sunrise.
I took a little winter trip to the South Rim. Hardly any crowds at this time of year. Temperatures in the upper 20's during the day, mid teens at night with windchills into the single digits. I am well prepared for these temperatures and was comfortable most of the time. I stayed at the El Tovar Lodge.
www.nps.gov/places/000/hopi-point.htm
This viewpoint offers panoramic and breathtaking views of the canyon along the scenic Hermit Road. An ideal location for sunrise or sunset, Hopi Point also offers five views of the Colorado River. Vault toilets available.
www.americansouthwest.net/arizona/grand_canyon/hopi-point...
Stop number four along the west rim shuttlebus (the red route) is Hopi Point, the northernmost spot on this part of the south rim, and the first point where much more of the western Grand Canyon comes into full perspective - another 20 miles, since the Colorado begins a big bend northwards, allowing views all the way to Havasupai Point and the Great Scenic Divide. Hopi Point has a fenced viewing area next to the road, and a vista over the canyon centered on Dana Butte, a flat mesa 2,000 feet below the overlook. Salt Creek runs to one side, meeting the Colorado at a series of rapids, while Monument Creek is on the other side, joining the river at another set (Granite Rapids).
Opposite Hopi Point on the North Rim are a group of prominent mesas either side of Trinity Creek, named after figures from ancient Egypt - largest are Isis Temple, Horus Temple and Osiris Temple. Like many other Grand Canyon features their names were assigned by writer and geologist Clarence Dutton in the 1880s.
Because of the wide-ranging, unobstructed views, Hopi is the most popular place on the west rim for watching the sun set.
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Shuttle bus at Temple of Sinawava stop, Zion Canyon, Zion National Park, Utah The six mile long Zion Canyon is the most popular section of Zion National Park. It is serviced by a narrow two-lane road by a free shuttle bus service with nine stops along the drive. Print size 8x10 inches. Happy Window Wednesday
This was one of my destinations on this trip - Hopi Point. Gary Ladd recommended it for sunsets and sunrises. This was my scouting trip.
I took a little winter trip to the South Rim. Hardly any crowds at this time of year. Temperatures in the upper 20's during the day, mid teens at night with windchills into the single digits. I am well prepared for these temperatures and was comfortable most of the time. I stayed at the El Tovar Lodge.
www.nps.gov/places/000/hopi-point.htm
This viewpoint offers panoramic and breathtaking views of the canyon along the scenic Hermit Road. An ideal location for sunrise or sunset, Hopi Point also offers five views of the Colorado River. Vault toilets available.
www.americansouthwest.net/arizona/grand_canyon/hopi-point...
Stop number four along the west rim shuttlebus (the red route) is Hopi Point, the northernmost spot on this part of the south rim, and the first point where much more of the western Grand Canyon comes into full perspective - another 20 miles, since the Colorado begins a big bend northwards, allowing views all the way to Havasupai Point and the Great Scenic Divide. Hopi Point has a fenced viewing area next to the road, and a vista over the canyon centered on Dana Butte, a flat mesa 2,000 feet below the overlook. Salt Creek runs to one side, meeting the Colorado at a series of rapids, while Monument Creek is on the other side, joining the river at another set (Granite Rapids).
Opposite Hopi Point on the North Rim are a group of prominent mesas either side of Trinity Creek, named after figures from ancient Egypt - largest are Isis Temple, Horus Temple and Osiris Temple. Like many other Grand Canyon features their names were assigned by writer and geologist Clarence Dutton in the 1880s.
Because of the wide-ranging, unobstructed views, Hopi is the most popular place on the west rim for watching the sun set.
GC2025
Seen here at York Universities Campus South on a Shuttle Bus working from Elvington for the Yorkshire Marathon.
Number Plate from S H Brownrigg Egremont.
*Ex works.
The ill fated Phoenix Park shuttle bus, launched by the Office of Public Works to offer a shuttle bus from Parkgate Street around the Phoenix Park for a nominal fee.
Operated by Aircoach under the control of the Office of Public Works, using 3 low floor East Lancs bodied LPG powered single deckers, featuring a specially designed allover wrap, the service started from Parkgate Street, up Chesterfield Avenue, around by Dublin Zoo, Garda HQ, The Phoenix Monument, Ordinance Survey & Farmleigh.
Originally operating every half hour seven days a week, using former UK based Millenium Dome buses, powered by LPG, the service was poorly used & discontined in early 2010.
Aircoach 99D88621 is seen at the starting stop on Parkgate Street, many thanks to the driver that day who was extremely helpful.
Welcome aboard flight BA 835, operated by FLY747T today.
For one day only, British Airways flight BA 835 from Dublin to London was operated by a long haul Boeing 777, parking at remote stand 558 at Heathrow, so a transfer Mercedes Citaro bus with the coolest reg FLY747T operated back to T5 domestic channel, with amazing views on quite a long trek around the apron.
This is a very special bus, it was the first Mercedes Citaro for British Airways, hence the special reg plate, new in 2007.
Here's ex-London United and ex-UNO DPS585 (SN51TCX) sitting outside Tolworth station after braking down on the way to Brooklands.
Arboc "Spirit of Equess" rental car shuttle at Los Angeles Airport. These buses are very oddly styled and proportioned - a bit difficult to look at.
I hear that a bunch of eco-nutters threw soup at a Van Gogh painting the other day, protesting against oil production, no less - although I can't quite figure what poor old Vincent could have possibly done to warrant such treatment. Anyway, we're a good deal lower down the cultural vandalism scale here, with the rather dubious and unpleasant extra branding (particularly the advert for Murphy's Stout) plastered all over this lovely preserved ex-Alexanders AEC Regal. She's otherwise in the livery of Scottish Omnibuses, being used on an Edinburgh Festival shuttle service.
Thankfully the unwanted additions have long since been removed and this beauty now resides, in all her unblemished glory, at the SVBM at Lathalmond. God bless the power of diesel, I say... Hey, who threw that soup?!
Preserved AWG 623. Edinburgh, George Street, 01/09/1994. Posted 18/10/2022.
One of several Alexander Dennis E40D Enviro400 MMC branded and operated on a shuttle bus service for the University of Nottingham, as it departed from Derby Royal Infirmary.