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A Lancia Beta Spider at the Schuppen 1 in Bremen.
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WJI 9013 (ex P157 FBC)
Iveco EuroRider/Beulas Stergo e C49FT
Perrott & Sarfas (Beta Travel), Worthing
Bletchley Park, July 1999
New as an AW Group demonstrator
pretty pleased with my peice in the end, f and i are abit out of proportion because i didnt paint the entire sketch, but still! beta and smile rokked it.
The site of what was once Alpha-Beta, that became Albertson's. Lakeside is a quirky little town, when I first moved out here in the 90's there were 2 Albertson's, the one in the building pictured here "Old Albertson's" and the one about a block up Wintergardens "New Albertsons."
A few years ago they closed "old Albertson's" and it has sat abandoned and pretty much been an eye-sore. On the grass on the street side of the parking-lot, locals set up what we refer to as the "Lakeside Swapmeet" and sell their old things.
They have begun working on the building, supposedly a Walgreens is going in, the construction has revealed the old Alpha-Beta sign underneath everything, the roof is gone and they are definitely doing something...stay tuned Lakeside!
Leach Beta - Daily Evening Chinatown Garbage, Sat 6P.
Truck No.: 10187 - 242
Owned by: Recology Golden Gate/ Golden Gate Disposal and Recycling - San Francisco
Chassis: Volvo WXLL
Body manufacturer: Leach
Type of truck: Rear load garbage truck
Body Size: 27 Yards*
Additional notes: Late 90's
Location of photo: Chinatown 5:45-6PM Saturday 2010.07.31
© 2008 Kathryn Yu. All rights reserved. Use without prior written consent is prohibited. Don't post this on your blog without asking.
Beta Cephei ranks as the finest double-star in the constellation of the King (Cepheus). The accepted name of Beta Cephei is Alfirk which translates to “the stars of the flock [sheep]”. This flock also consists of two other sheep, Alpha Cephei and Eta Cephei, but these stars no longer carry the name of Alfirk – only Beta Cephei does.
Alfirk in the telescope has a bright white primary star and a distinctive blue secondary star. With a separation of 14 arcseconds the pair are split in any sized telescope. The blue color of the secondary (dimmer) star is intense and can be discerned even in my small 60mm f/15 refractor. In the 155mm refractor (used for the drawing) the blue is breath taking.
Alfirk is really a three-star system. The third star is so close to the primary that it remains invisible in my 155mm refractor.
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A short-lived operator in Glasgow, Beta Buses ran a sightseeing tour using a fleet of unreliable DMS Fleetlines bought from Big Bus Company, London. Big Bus had used the Fleetlines as static ticket stalls, so stop-start was beyond them. In this rare view of one in motion without boiling over or pluming smoke there is quite a healthy upper deck load.
Built in 1960-1961, this Colonial Revival-style building was constructed for the congregation of Scotts Creek Baptist Church, which was founded in the mid-19th Century, and once was located at the Old Field Cemetery on Cope Creek. The building replaced an earlier church, constructed in the 1950s, which burned in 1960, destroying an earlier wood-frame building from the early 20th Century and the old parsonage in the process. The building also stands on the site of the former Beta School, a two-story wood-frame public school which operated from the early 20th Century until it was consolidated with other schools in Scotts Creek Township to form Scotts Creek School in 1951. The building is clad in red brick with a gabled roof and front portico with doric columns, a steeple with an octagonal belfry and spire, large stained glass windows, and a two-story educational wing to the rear. The building remains in use by the Scotts Creek Baptist Church.