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FJ11 MKO is a Volvo B9R/Caetano Levante new to Stuarts of Carluke in July 2011 for National Express service 544 (Glasgow-Manchester-London). It was painted into fleet colours during 2017 but seen here in London on the overnight 596 to Edinburgh.
Stuarts of Carluke Volvo Olympian/Alexander R Type 162 BDA is seen here returning to their Carluke garage after an afternoon school run in Lanarkshire.
It was new to East London in July 1997 as their number R747 XAR (VA47), laterally numbered 16047 in the national Stagecoach fleet numbering series. It also operated for Stagecoach Hull before joining the Berwyn Coaches of Trefor fleet via Drew Wilson (dealer).
...lives on the canal...been here for 7 years and has a canal side garden, and paints people's barges...currently doing the blue one in the distance...I reckon he has stories...we had a nice chat
80 RWX is a Mercedes-Benz Tourismo new to Gibson Direct, Renfrew in April 2016 as BF16 XPY.
It joined the Stuarts of Carluke fleet in May 2022 following Gibson ceasing trading and was reregistered to 80 RWX.
Stuarts of Carluke Volvo Olympian/Alexander R Type 162 BDA is seen here in High Blantyre in between school duties.
It was new in July 1997 as R747 XAR (East London VA47), laterally becoming 16047 in the national Stagecoach fleet numbering series. It later worked for Berwyn Coaches of Trefor before joining the Stuarts of Carluke fleet.
At 936am a NB Brightline train crosses the Stuart drawbridge enroute Orlando. There was a pile driver working just out of the frame to the right, which may be prep work for the new bridge that will replace this span some four years down the road.
Stuarts of Carluke Volvo B8RLE/MCV Evora SD74 KSJ is seen here turning onto Cathedral Street, Glasgow operating service 240X (Glasgow-Lanark).
It was new to the fleet in February 2025.
UAF Campus, Fall 2014.
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Stuart Hall opened for student and faculty residency in 1955.
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Fujichrome Sensia II ASA 200. Olympus XA2 Camera.
The M-5 Stuart was a light tank of WW2 fame. Though rather mobile it was hampered by very light armor and a small 37mm main gun. It was useful in the roles of reconnaissance and infantry support.
My new #harshbeautiful portrait of Stuart Lorimer - psychiatrist specialising in gender identity. He and husband David Gray were the very first to commission their portraits almost a decade ago now. This new double portrait marks a special anniversary!
This is on display in DeKalb, Illinois. This really does need some maintenance. Hopefully, they will get it fixed up soon. I think this version is a M5A1 (Stuart VI), of which 6,810 were produced. This was the major variant in US units by 1943.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M5_light_tank#US_variants
The inscription reads:
"This memorial is erected as a tribute to those of the city of DeKalb who have served with courage and honor in the defense and preservation of American liberty"