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Halifax Joint Committee Leyland Olympian 47 is seen on the Highroad Well Circular on 20th October 2010.
This was new to Kentish Bus as 547 in 1990.
A sunset over the Halifax River in Ponce Inlet Florida.
I hope this doesn't come across as a duplicate of my other recent sunset photos, it's just a continuation of my experiments with HDR
Still in Leeds City livery but with a Halifax flash applied on the side - used on schools work, I believe.
My partner and I took our first trip to Eastern Canada. We landed in Halifax and drove a camper van through three provinces. Our first stop was downtown Halifax.
We had a great time visiting parts of our own country that we have not seen.
YORKSHIRE RIDER
1529 (GWU529T), is a Leyland Leopard PSU3E/4R, with Plaxton Supreme body.
When new in July, 1979, it was based at the WR & P Bingley depot at Kinsley.
NK55MYR has just left Rye Lane terminus for the long descent back to Halifax town centre. It is ex Arriva North East.
Passing through Dean Clough on the last leg of its journey from Keighley, and of its life with Yorkshire Tiger, is YJ09EYA, new to Arriva Yorkshire. Yorkshire Tiger will close later in July, with services being taken over by new Transdev business, Team Pennine. Whether or not YJ09EYA transfers to the new business remains to be seen. Staff, premises, and 61 vehicles will transfer.
Halifax Borough Market, a stunning Victorian indoor covered market with breathtaking Victorian ironwork.
I'm guessing that opinions will be polarised on this - First has repainted YJ06XLY into a 'fantasy' Halifax livery - is this what Halifax buses would have looked like today if they had escaped WYPTE's verona green & buttermilk? What would Geoffrey Hilditch make of it? Personally, I like it, and think First are to be congratulated on their sense of fun. Unfortunately, this picture depicts a scene of distress. YJ06XLY set off smartly from the bus station up Broad Street, only to come to a halt at the Town Hall traffic lights. It was still there over two hours later...
Halifax Transit offers two ferry services: The Alderney Ferry service crosses from Halifax to Alderney Landing in downtown Dartmouth and the Woodside Ferry service crosses from Halifax to Woodside.
This ferry ship is named after Viola Desmond, a Canadian civil and women's rights activist and businesswoman of Black Nova Scotian descent. In 1946, she challenged racial segregation at a cinema in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, by refusing to leave a whites-only area of the Roseland Theatre