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Dallas Area Rapid Transit 2019 CNG New Flyer Xcelsior with a Cummins L9N engine and a Allison B400R transmission.
Common Darter
These were looking a bit bedraggled, some didn't even have both eyes and some with missing legs...looks like the season is coming to an end.
A single image, Canon 5D Mark III with Canon 100mm f/2.8 L IS lens coupled with Canon 2xTC and 37mm worth of extension tubes.
ISO3200, f/11, 1/160th
Upper Dart valley, autumn flood. Dartmoor National Park.
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Operated by: Dallas Area Rapid Transit
Built in: 2012
Manufacturer: North American Bus Industries
Model: 40-LFW Gen III CNG
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39156 seen awiaitng departure for the 534 at Trinity Mills Station
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Now that the 460 has been extended from Redhill to Crawley, and the 420 extended to Whitebushes, there aren't enough deckers to cover all the duties on the 420/460/480.
I was hoping for one of the "new" ex-London Scanias, but first to show up was Caetano Dart 367 (Y367 HMY). This is one of the ones in old livery, but still looks good in the sun.
Now that the Scanias are entering service, the refurbishment programme of the Caetanos has started again - it was suspended after Countryliner went into administration and extra buses were needed.
Clock Tower, High Street, Epsom, Surrey.
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Myself and Simon Chidwick were fortunate to find this freshly emerged Red- veined Darter, second generation, climbing up the small wall around Felbrigg Lake. To find two, so close together was delightful, no sign or trace of the other emergent though. This one was successful, Simon stayed an extra hour to ensure it went well. They spend time in a meadow close-by to mature. Both exuvia collected!.
Stagecoach South West Dennis Dart SLF/Alexander ALX200 at The Willows bus station, Torquay on 34. This batch of dart SLF/ALX200s which came from Stagecoach South have all ben withdrawn.
I taught Chas to whittle this morning in the treehouse. We made a dart from an olive branch. What an oxymoron!
Dennis Dart Plaxton Pointer
Former First Manchester
New to First Devon and Cornwall
42941 has been withdrawn from First Essex in April of 2023, and only 42935 remaining in service.
Click here for the video filmed on 24/3/2023: youtu.be/WxSUHKFUA1A
New DART tag on a wall in Harajuku. I shot this same wall in December, but it said "Don't Touch Me" back then.
My favourite bus in Edinburgh: Dennis Dart SLF, Plaxton Pointer SPD, number 188 (Y188 CFS) and what a thrill to see her arriving here at Penicuik on Service 37. It was absolutely marvellous to see it sitting here right under the Pentland Hills.
188 normally runs around the inner parts of Edinburgh's City Centre and is branded for route 36. The first eco-bus AD-Blue with special exhaust features to reduce emissions, Lothian made this, their oldest public service bus, the cleanest and greenest in the entire fleet. The constant stop-start nature of the 36 diagram means that, while operating between Holyrood and Ocean Terminal, it never gets a long run of any sort.
On this day this must have felt like a dog that's usually kept on the lead and then suddenly let free to roam about - I wonder if 188 still has such things called sparking plugs - they'd certainly be clean now!
For us enthusiasts this unusual working was a delightful treat and even one or two of the drivers noticed the sense of excitement prevailing in the strong wind!
I made a tiny film of 188 leaving Penicuik which can be viewed here: Please enjoy:
Dart 188 the movie!
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1967 Dodge Dart driven by Terrance Underwood during the Saturday morning race for Group 9A (1966-1972 Trans-Am) at the 2012 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
Traveling on the last in diverted X10 service on board 35219, I was shocked to see 34642 a day latter slipped off the lane between braybrooke and Market Harborough! This could have happened to me had I caught an earlier bus!! First time I've seen an midlands division have the misfortune to not complete the run! The driver however, Made it professionally back up the Harborough road to The swan Inn, braybrooke. No doubt a bit shaken by the fact that it didn't roll completely over into the field!
An express courier aircraft.
As the trade in greebles grew increasingly important to the economy of the galaxy, mini-fig hands were used for more and more purposes, as were other body parts. Arms smuggling became a major problem across the galactic disc. Greebles were grown in vats and then rushed to eagerly waiting MOCers to be used whilst the ABS was still fresh. A specialist courier service grew up around this trade and Dai's Dart was part of this.
Llwyngwril Space Systems were commissioned by the Tarren Trade Authority to design a practical and useful VTOL transport plane. It had to be capable of landing in small spaces to make deliveries of high-value items in built-up cities. Unfortunately the designers' search of the internet turned up plans of the Convair XFY-1 Pogo and so they decided to base their aircraft on this.
The unusual shape of the Dart was also down to the architects at Llwyngwril Space Systems deciding to take a spaceship design and stick a piston engine and propellor on the back. The engine used was the Watt & Pritney Cerberus, notorious for needing a lot of maintenance due to leaky gaskets on its eight cylinder heads.
Some versions of the Dart were equipped with drop tanks to increase their range. The nose cone hinged down as the cargo hatch and could also be opened for rescuers to gain access to cockpit in an emergency. The version illustrated here was flown by Dai Roberts, on the planet of Abergynolwyn VII. It was also equipped with a search light and weather radar to help it fly through the notoriously cloudy mountains of Eryri. Dai's company owned 6 of these aircraft, which were always kept immaculately clean. Dai Roberts was famous for his tidy darts.
Although the Dart met the specification for VTOL in confined spaces, the cockpit was awkward to access and the cargo hatch was even worse. Once again, a ladder was need to climb in and out. 137 years later, an investigation by the Galactic Revenue & Customs revealed that Llwyngwril Ladders Ltd. was a wholly owned subsisduary of Llwyngwril Space Systems.
FOURTH WALL TIME...
The main inspiration for this build has to be Jon Hall and especially his chapter in the Lego Adventure Book. I also liked Nathan DeCastro's Skypirates and other MOCs. Lastly, doing a degree in aeronautical engineering and loving the Dastardly & Muttley cartoons must have played their part too. The background story is better viewed on this model's MOCpages page.
Operated by: Dallas Area Rapid Transit
Built in: 2013
Manufacturer: North American Bus Industries
Model: 31-LFW Gen III CNG
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38016 seen departing SMU/Mockingbird on the 84.
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Venerable Dart moth, Agrotis venerabilis, drawn to a blacklight in our front yard. Leavenworth, Kansas, USA, October 8, 2021.
To all my Flickr friends: we decided it was time for my little Dart girls to have their own FB page! If you are there as well, please play with us ♡
Link in my profile and here:
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Similar to but slightly fancier than the 1963 Plymouth Valiant my parents ordered when we were in San Diego and took delivery of in VIrginia. My guess is this is in the1963-4-5 model year range. Ours was white with a red vinyl interior, probably had black rubber mats, I don't remember carpet. But I could be wrong. Slat six engine with 3-on-the-tree manual transmission.gr4v The previous Dart incarnation had a tire-outline on the trunk lid and all sorts of wacky horizontal fin-shapes above the wheels at all four corners. Very Supercar. By contrast, this generation were simple and elegant, worked fine and lasted a long time. Plymouth manged to put a 'fast back' on that original Valiant shape and produced the first generation Barracuda, with a gigantic rear window that was unequaled until late 1980s Camaro/Firebird GM pony cars. The Dodge was the higher-market version, more chrome, bigger engines, push button automatic transmission (like juke-box buttons, on the left of the steering wheel.) DSC_0564