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Yorkshire Tiger Bingo...T302FGN at Rye Lane, Halifax

Nova Scotia, Canada

Halifax Harbour with Georges Island in the background.

 

Explored on Feb 14, 2014!

Taken during permitted exercise

Still in Leeds City livery but with a Halifax flash applied on the side - used on schools work, I believe.

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Blue Clipper is the newest addition to the Maybe Sailing fleet.

 

Tall Ship Blue Clipper was built in 1991 in Sweden. She was owned by the famous brandy company Hennessy. In 1872, the ship Alfred brought the first load of Cognac from France to Shanghai. In 1992, with the same name and painted white, the Blue Clipper repeated this historic voyage.

 

Class: B

Shipping type: Three masted topsail schooner

Nationality: United Kingdom

Length: 32.00 m (105ft)

Rig: Gaff Schooner 3

Year built: 1991

 

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.

Passenger ferries of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Ex Arriva NE MPD NK55MYR has transferred to Arriva subsidiary Yorkshire Tiger, and has appeared in full Yorkshire Tiger livery, a welcome change from recent transfers, where buses have been put in to service in 'as received' condition. Looks good! Unlike the snow, a very unwelcome arrival.

Ex Arriva, latterly with Tiger in Huddersfield

The new Halifax Public Library in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Halifax Transit 1197, a 2014 New Flyer XD40, on route 82 at the Sackville Transit Terminal on Thursday, June 1st, 2023.

Illustrated Corner Card Cover - The Philadelphia Commercial Museum / Philadelphia, Pa. U.S.A.

 

1898 1¢ Deep Green - USA Stamps 1894-1903 Regular Issue - 1¢ Franklin First Bureau 1899 Philadelphia, Penn. Nat'l Export Exposition - Sep 14 1899 Nov 30 - (Bomar - P99-08) to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

 

(Pennsylvania - United States. PA. Philadelphia, PA. Philadelphia Co. Dated 1899 - Barry machine - Bomar P99-08, around 15 known)

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Cover sent to - Payzant & King, / cor. Sackville St. & Bedford / Halifax, Nova Scotia, / Canada.

 

Payzant & King were Wholesale Grocers...

 

- arrived in - / HALIFAX - N.S. / 2 / OC 24 / 99 / CANADA. / - cds cancel - unknown when this cds hammer was proofed.

Metrobus memories. The driver of former 'Go Ahead Northern' Metrobus A637BCN shouts across to his colleague aboard Ex London, Metrobus BYX273V. Both bus were operating for the then expanding independent 'Halifax Joint Committee', and are pictured at Rye Lane terminus, Halifax on the bleak morning of 4th January 2001.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

NK55MYR has just left Rye Lane terminus for the long descent back to Halifax town centre. It is ex Arriva North East.

Halifax darkens under a crazy coloured sky

(Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada)

HFF

 

It's been a while since I found a fence to shoot, so here's one from the archives.

One of the vehicles likely to be transferred to Transdev when it takes over Yorkshire Tiger later in the year - ex Arriva DB250/Spectra and the solitary example in the fleet.

Halifax Joint Committee MCW Metrobus Mark 1, C387BUV, is seen in Halifax.

Argyle Street, Halifax NS.

Yorkshire Tiger YJ10 EYO 322

Fleet: 322

Reg: YJ10 EYO

Operator: Yorkshire Tiger

Route: 536 - Huddersfield

Depot: Elland

Livery: The Calder Cubs

Type: Optare Solo/ M880SL

Location: Halifax

 

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West Yorkshire Bus Spotter, WYBS

saddo and the beardo doing a mash-up in halifax canada ... thanks to PARENTHESES GALLERY

 

Halifax Borough Market, a stunning Victorian indoor covered market with breathtaking Victorian ironwork.

YJ08XBF, ex Selby/York, works a local service in Halifax following its transfer to Yorkshire Tiger.

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...

A Handley Page Halifax bomber from WWII, recovered from a Norwegian Lake back in the 1970s. Seen at the RAF Museum in north London.

WYCA/Metro funded Access Bus. Initially operated by K Line/Yorkshire Tiger. Now with TLC.

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