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First PMT
Leyland Olympian Double Decker
Fleet Number 30037
G 761 XRE
Seen in Newcastle Bus Station
On the 101 Stafford Service.
On 29th July 2003.
I imagine Misaki to be the kind of girl who walks everywhere to stay in shape and take in the changing of seasons.
Misaki is a Volks Dollfie Dream Sister Mayu
Taken around 2000,on the old X64 route at Mark et Drayton, Hanley bound. is this bus still in service?
The First Baptist Church at 9th & Wacouta Streets in downtown St. Paul viewed from Wacouta Commons Park. Designed by Chicago architect William Boyington, this is the oldest protestant church in downtown St. Paul, and second only to the Church of the Assumption less than a mile to the southwest.
Bury Interchange the starting point for service 135 to Manchester, operated by YN05GYR 12015, a Scania Omnicity.
First Manchester
Mercedes 0405 Optare Prisma S\Decker bus
Fleet number 60436
N 530 VSA
Seen in Manchester
About 2009
First PMT
Scania L113 Wright Ultralow S\Decker bus
Fleet number 61160
S 684 BFS
Service 26A
Seen in Longton bus Exchange
Monday 29th October 2012
First LT52WWY (33235) is a Dennis Trident with Plaxton President bodywork. Seen in Penzance, LT52WWY was new to Centrewest as their TN1235.
First PMT
Scania L113 Wright Ultralow S\Decker bus
Fleet number 60060
S 818 AEH
Service 29
Seen in Hanley
Tuesday 13th November 2012
Selection of Swiss artisan cheese
Port: Grahams Tawny 20 years, Symington Family Estates, Douro Portugal
LX016 ZRH-JFK
First PMT
Scania L94UB Wright Solar S\Decker bus
Fleet number 65731
YN 05 HCX
Service 34 Hanley ~ Audley
Seen in Newcastle bus station
Thursday 31st May 2012
Mapledurham House is an Elizabethan stately home in the English county of Oxfordshire.The property was first held by Michael Blount and has remained with the family for four hundred years. It was built at the time of the Spanish Armada in the classic Elizabethan E-shape. It includes a late 18th century chapel built in the Strawberry Hill Gothic style for the Catholic owners of the house.
It is also reputed to have been the inspiration for E. H. Shepard's illustrations of Toad Hall for Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows, although this is also claimed by Hardwick House.
But after seeing this house, and maybe i am slightly bias being born in Berkshire. I am more tempted to say this is ' TOAD HALL ! ; )
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First PMT
Scania L94UB Wright Floline S\Decker bus
Fleet number 60074
V 832 GBF
Service 20 Hanley ~ Crewe
Seen in Tunstall
Thursday 23rd August 2012
First PMT
Dennis Dart Marshalls
Fleet number 40177
P 128 NLW
Service 23A Blurton ~ Hanley
Seen in Hanley
Wednesday 31st October 2012
Not many Dennis Dart Marshalls left in service now.
Off the road are :- 40159 40165 40166 40168 40170 40171 40172 40178
Friend and I did our first open water class with students -- 3 students. We had like an instructor for each student with our teacher.
First 37613 (WX58 JXY), a Volvo B9TL / Wright Eclipse Gemini. Taken at the Emersons Green terminus in February 2013.
F 5.6 | 1/13sec | ISO 100 | Canon EOS 700D | Canon 50mm 1.8
This Photo was taken on the 1st of January 2014 on a little walk early in the morning
New to First Edinburgh in October 2005, Volvo B7 / Wright SN55 HFJ latterly operated for First Glasgow and is seen here at Penzance Bus Station on 8th April 2023, having arrived with First Kernow in late 2019.
First South Yorkshire 37527 YN58ETV
A Wright Gemini bodied Volvo B9TL new to First South Yorkshire in 2008.
Departing Sheffield Interchange with a Dinnington bound X5 service on 10 January 2015.
First State Bank at the corner of Locust & Hickory, ca 1977. This was probably shot existing light, with Kodak Tri-X film (ASA 400). I imagine that the camera lens was wide open (f2 at a 1/30 of a second--but that's a guess). UPDATE: This was originally the site of the old Exchange National Bank that was ruined by a run in the 1920's. The First State Bank later bought the building, and then built this one in two stages. It is now the site of Wells Fargo.
Cayla Yasukochi, of Newport beach from Corona del Mar High School, listens during the first day orientation of Ryman Arts at Cal State Fullerton.
I was given a dozen iris bulbs by a friend who told me they were mixed colors. I had no idea what was going to bloom; so far I have irridescent white and this one with purple edges. I can't tel about the others yet.
First Manchester Limited 60260 W338 RJA, a Mercedes-Benz O.530 Citaro with a B38F body built 2000 departs from bus stop number NC2291 on Brandlesholme Road, Bury near the junction with Holme Avenue with a Bury Interchange, Walmersley, Ramsbottom and Holcombe Brook circular 472 service. Tuesday 6th May 2008
Ref no P5065479
First PMT
Optare Solo
Fleet number 40023
X 293 FFA
Seen in Hanley bus station
Wednesday 31st October 2012
First SN05DZW (42560) is a Dennis Dart SLF with Alexander Pointer 2 bodywork. Seen in Camborne, SN05DZW was new to the company.
I remember getting Cloud Climber around August... after about a couple'a weeks, I saw Apple Spice and bought her. This was during my first Pony Christmas. LOL!
Cutie little Northern Inuit puppies, to see them grow up with their other siblings visit the facebook page or their owners website below it.
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.455004501199199.106474....
Although it's dated because this was taken almost two years ago and I've planted a whole new lawn and removed the trees on the left side of the house for some sunlight, I always loved the shots I got this particular evening. We hadn't been in the house more than maybe two months and I think the occasion was I had just replaced all the window stops in order to free the windows from their state of unopen-ness cos some moron painted them all shut. And I had started to clear some of the insane-ness of shrubbery from around the house (this shot was taken right after we moved in so maybe it's more clear what I mean by 'insane-ness of shrubbery').
Anyways, it was really cool to open the windows. I sort of can't wait for summer again and evenings like this. So much more to do on this place ... and someday I'll get a cool porch swing. After I have the house painted.