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Alexander Dennis Enviro 400
Formerly First Manchester's 33841
Showing the improved fleet number set up, for the E400 repaints in old new and new new livery.
The younger foxes that patrol the St James Churchyard are more naive and bold than their elders. Setting up for remote shooting, it has been frustrating to find a fox standing just out of touching distance staring curiously whilst the camera is feet away.
Perhaps it is because they are more used to my presence but it seemed time to try hand holding the camera again despite the very low light and high ISO. Any sharp movement and the skittish fox will slink into the shadows to skulk. Standing stalk still briefly, simply raising the camera spooked this one allowing only a few optimistic panning shots as it returned with a side long suspicious stare, back to the margins of the shadows.
Foxes are always portrayed as a simple red and white but their colouring is far more complex, varied by blacks and lighter shades which do a marvellous job in breaking up their shape and blending them into the shadows. The muzzle, especially on younger foxes, has black on either side which breaks up the outline of the head perfectly.
The Northcoast's entire locomotive roster teams up to move 39 loads over Wakefield Hill. 1801 and a few cars will be dropped at Tri-City in Rochester.
These dancers, at the South Maui Gardens Luau, definitely had fleet feet! So enjoyed their dancing, fire twirling, music and storytelling. They took us on a trip through a variety of Polynesian islands, including of course those of Hawaii. Admired how they performed this extended time of dancing on a concrete floor with bare feet and wondered why. When the fire dancers came out we understood the purpose of the flooring material. Would highly recommend if you are ever on Maui.
The entire working fleet of the Middletown and Hummelstown Railroad is side by side and fired up and ready to go.
At right is our chartered mixed train behind MIDH 151 (an Alco S6 blt. 1954 for the Western Maryland) and at left is a revenue freight behind GE 65 tonners number 1 (blt. Aug. 1941 as US Army 7272) and number 2 (blt. Apr. 1955 as Standard Slag 46). After a few side by side shots here we would be treated to a parade of sorts down Brown Street in sweet afternoon light as the two trains ran west back to back.
Not pictured is the M&H's fourth unit Alco T-6 1016. Blt. Jan. 1969 as Newburgh and South Shore 1016 it was the second to last locomotive to roll off the erecting floor at Schenectady before Alco closed shop after 68 years (or 114 if you coimt their earliest pre 1901 predecessor). The NSR was a subsidiary of US Steel at the time operating a 15 mile railroad in Cleveland supporting USS' Cuyahoga Works, which closed in 1984.
To learn more about the railroad and our train, and to hear the story of this great day check out the caption with this post of the days first run at this very same spot: flic.kr/p/2k6EsWu
Middletown, Pennsylvania
Saturday November 14, 2020
A fleet of sailboats and other leisure craft sitting in Clyde Marina, Ardrossan waiting to be taken out onto the Firth of Clyde.
Florencia Transport Services Inc.
Fleet no.: 6308
Shot Location: Bicol Central Station Naga City, Camarines Sur.
"Japan day" in Düsseldorf on saturady, 25.05.13.
A very interesting cultural festival with
several 100.000 visitors.
The highlight was the Japanese Firework very late in the evening.
Many visitors celebrated the firework on board of the fleet.
I passed by Emeryville Bay after I got out from work to catch the Blue Angels fly over San Francisco Bay but this was what was left of it after the airshow. DSC_0425
Once the pride of the UP fleet and being displayed brand new at Truckee Railroad Days in 2002, this SD70M now sits in a deadline in Roseville Yard awaiting disposition.
Every year, residents and visitors of Alma, NB send off the Lobster Fleet with a huge celebration including fireworks, pipers, and lots of local food. The fleet departs with the first high tide, whenever that occurs. This year (October 14, 2018), the tide was high enough to float the boats at 2 AM, so that's when the fesitvities occurred!
At the end of an exciting Fleet Week Air Show, the Six U.S. Navy Blue Angels F/A-18 E/F Super Hornets make their final low altitude high speed pass over Alcatraz Island in an amazingly tight formation.
Goodwood, 25 August 2025. The British Stallion Studs EBF Novice Stakes (2yo) (1 mile). Ancient Egypt (Rowan Scott) winning the race
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer. Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com
The full line up of our coach fleet.
The Scania Irirzar tri axle and the vehicle immediately to its left mainly operate our coach service X62 from Newcastle to Chesterfield.
The two vehicles on the outsides are our older coaches in the fleet, and they tend to see the majority of school excursions, and our newly acquired pair will be used on executive contracts.
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“They sicken of the calm who know the storm.” - Dorothy Parker
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[I am so sorry for leaving you all hanging for so long! Life keeps happening. Argh.
I hope I still feel good about uploading this here in the morning. I just really needed something not flowery in my photo stream, because I was getting a bit carried away with all the flowers...
Anyone here play Journey? If not, please do. It's wonderful. Wonderful beyond words.]
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One of the latest vehicles to join the Nu-Venture fleet is AVL974 BEZ 8974 is seen on Queens Road near Oakwood Park on the outskirts of Maidstone whilst working route 79A. Wednesday 24th May 2023.
From Monday 24th July 2023, following the withdrawal of a number of services around Maidstone by Arriva Kent & Surrey, Nu-Venture are introducing a number of services commercially whilst making a number of changes to existing services. From that date route 79A/C will be renumbered 79 and will no longer serve Shaftesbury Drive (served by a new 78) with the Midstone end of Queens Drive, Headingley Road, Allington Way & Hildenborough Crescent no longer receiving a bus service.
Volvo B7TL - TransBus ALX400 (Ex-Belfast Translink Metro 2974)
One of the fleet of whale-watching boats here in Victoria. "Catalina Adventure" is 80 feet in length and, can manage 24 knots.
Take here a large view!
Das Fleet (oder auch Vlieth, in unterschiedlichsten historischen Schreibweisen vorkommend, abgeleitet vom plattdeutschen Wort fleeten (=fließen)) ist eine norddeutsche Bezeichnung für Gräben bzw. künstliche Wasserverbindungen. Ursprünglich zur Entwässerung angelegt dienten sie später zunehmend dem Warenverkehr sowie z. T. auch der Verteidigung als Stadtgraben. Eine der frühesten Nennungen des Begriffes findet man in einer bekannten Hamburger Weisheit des 16. Jahrhunderts wieder, die da lautet: „Rücken zum Fleet! […] Bauch zum Hafen! […] Auf, Kameraden!“
Im Gegensatz zu einem Kanal wurde ursprünglich im Fleet der Wasserstand nicht durch Schleusen geregelt, sondern schwankte mit der Tide, dadurch kommt es zu Schlickablagerungen, mit deren Beseitigung der Berufsstand der Fleetenkieker beauftragt ist. Das Fleet war also ein künstliches bzw. ausgebautes Fließgewässer, während der Kanal meist ein künstliches stehendes Gewässer ist.
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A tiny mass-produced starfighter designed for use in large fleets as a scout or light fighter.
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Entry to the Small Starfighter Contest.
Well, it's been nearly six weeks since I last posted anything. I have my reasons though.
1) Homefront building, which is completed.
2) I now have a job.
3) Trying to finish Eagle Scout and another project before the end of next school year.
4) Swim team.
Takes up a lot of time, those four things. And it's summer. Gosh.
Hopefully next summer will be more restful.
Oh, and this will be coming to BF with me, along with another small starfighter that will hopefully be better designed. :P
I'll be there probably Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and just long enough on Sunday to pick up my stuff and finish up.
-IronBricks