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Ex Oxford Bus Company Scania K360 Plaxton Panther BF61 OXF, now operating for MP Travel as W15 MPT and seen here on a rail replacement run from Wrexham to Bidston on 10th February, 2021.
An eastbound Union Pacific train crosses a bridge near Doyle, California on the former Western Pacific. The passage of time makes this train notable, as it has locomotives representing past (MP) and future (SP) merger partners.
The Erie heritage unit leads eastbound stack train 22W along the Pittsburgh Line between Derry and Torrance.
Withdrawn Scania K360EB / Plaxton Panther, ME61BUS awaits the scrap man on February 5th 2020.
An electrical fire put paid to its career with MP Travel and the coach has been declared a write off.
Former East Yorkshire MAN 18.220 / Alexander ALX300, YX02LFP seen not long after being acquired by MP Travel.
It didn't stay long and wasn't repainted into fleet livery, only operating the odd rail replacement here and there.
It did however receive a registration in the MPT series, becoming W14MPT, which would later adorn a former Avon Buses MCV Evolution bodied Enviro 200.
The latest vehicle to join the MP Travel fleet is this former Stagecoach Bluebird Volvo B7RLE / Wright Commuter.
Numbered 21201 when with Stagecoach, it will take the registration W17MPT prior to entering service here, that registration previously being carried by a former East Yorkshire ALX300 bodied Volvo B10BLE.
C&NW SD40-2 #6827 rounds the curve at MP 20 in Lombard. Built in 1974, she became UP #2975 after the merger.
Missouri Pacific Railroad 589682 at Cotter, Arkansas on November 9, 1989, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler.
The dramatic cliffs of Maya Bay stand tall over crystal-clear waters, creating an unforgettable tropical paradise. iPhone 8 Plus, Wide Camera, 28 mm, f/1.8, 12 MP, 3024 Ă— 4032, JPEG, 1.9 MB
These pods are being replaced by rows of white flowers. This spring bloomer attracts mason bees. It's a good plant to have if you're looking to support nature's pollinators.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad GP7 1654 at McCook, Illinois on an unknown day in August 1979, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Number 1654 was built in February 1952 as MP GP7 4213 (c/n 16137), renumbered to 211, renumbered again to 1654 (1st), and retired around August 1979. It is pictured on its last mile at Pielet Brothers scrap yard.
Enviro 200MMC 722 (TX21 ONE) in North Western Busway livery leaves Runcorn High St for Liverpool, 15 June 2021. Celebrating 50 years of the Busway.