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After a long time I submitted an entry to a photo competition. It's an entry to the ‘The European Story’ Photo Competition and this is a shameless message asking you to check it out. Arigato
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A bike service station in the city is a great move, this way bicycle mobility is very well promoted. Bravo, Oslo!
Operated by: First Transit, Roseville, MN
Built in: 2015
Body: Glaval Universal
Chassis: Ford E450
Notes:
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Metro Mobility minibus seen in Southview Center plaza.
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Ivan Bursztyn
Maura Corvace
Evgeniya Elkind
Veronica Filice
Yong Kim
Marc Osswald
Ji Min Seo
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No its not our scooter but when this smart ride pulled up with a couple of old dears on it was a chance not to miss for a pic!
But at Los Christianos in Tenerife there were loads of people hiring these and whizzing up and down the front including big beer bellied men going pub to pub! -and why not eh...."Come on Jane -Get a move on!"
London Buses Mobility Bus which is really a Leyland National converted to accomodate wheelchairs waits on the stand whilst a Network SouthEast class 33 diesel locomotive rumbles overhead on a suburban passenger service. With these being the days before true 'Low Floor' vehicles, old 'Peg leg Pete' has still got a couple of steps to climb before he takes his seat.
Leyland National : EFE model from Beatties London bus set.
Class 33 : Heljan model.
Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. I think in the winter 1998/99.
I think this is Edgware Bus Station. If that was the case that was a long route!
This town is Winamac, Indiana (the name means "catfish" in Potawatomi, the local Indian tribe). It's on the banks of the Tippecanoe River. Small town, just 2500 inhabitants, but it's the worldwide HQ of the company BraunAbility, which makes wheelchair-accessible vehicles. The company is owned by the Swedish conglomerate Investor AB. As you can see, BraunAbility's factory parking lot is half the size of the town!
I thought this lady's scooter was slightly unusual with the rain cover, it reminded me of a johnny cab in Total Recall. Anyway it went through the usual processes and was then treated to a texture overlay taken from a lampshade in costa coffee just up the road from this shot.
For Blues fans is Birmingham International YJ14BXH a Vanhool TX 15 Alicron C53FTL seen at Wigan . Photo taken 22/12/18
Everyone has a right to access our public lands, but few of Glacier's trails were created with accessibility in mind.
A first step to addressing limits to accessibility is to identify them.
Glacier and the National Park Service are using tools—like the orange, one-wheeled device a ranger is pictured here using—to evaluate trails in the park using the High Efficiency Trail Assessment Process (HETAP).
HETAP identifies trail variables: grade, cross-slope, trail width, surface material, and more.
This data allows park managers to prioritize future trail improvements, and allow visitors in the future to make more informed decisions.
I know my face looks unpleasant, that's because it was REALLY sunny. and yeah, I look squinty.
anyways,
did some filming for work today so I took advantage of being in a school bus lot :D
I wish I would have gotten more pictures but without any flat surface nearby it was sort of hard. finally I managed to find a trash can for this picture.