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Operator from the Malaysian Army Special Forces armed with Heckler & Koch HK MP5 A5 submachine gun ready for a CQB entry.
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Operator: TfW
Livery: Unbranded Arriva
No: 150236
Service: 2D15 Betws-y-Coed to Llandudno
Location: Betws-y-Coed
Betws-y-Coed to Blaenau Ffestiniog was closed due to rockfall in the Blaenau Ffestiniog area.
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It is argued that the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, which was built in 1833, is not only the oldest wooden church in Newfoundland, but also the oldest in North America still standing. The tower was added in 1880.
This church is in the quaint village of Trinity, on Trinity Bay in Newfoundland, Canada. The town has been of historical significant place in Newfoundland for over 400 years. The harbor at Trinity was first used by fishing ships around the 16th century. The Portuguese explorer Gaspar Corte-Real named the location "Trinity" as he arrived on Trinity Sunday, Historical accounts do not agree as to the year recording the year of his arrival as as 1500 or, 1501. Which you believe depends on which account you think is accurate.Fishermen from the West Country of England began using Trinity as a summer station in the migratory fishery in the 1570s. Summer fishermen continued to be primarily from the Channel Islands, especially Jersey, and Weymouth in Dorset until a permanent settlement was established. Trinity was settled by merchants from Poole, England during the 18th century, citing reasons such as the easily defensible harbor and abundance of shore space for fishing premises. Trinity was the site that Sir Richard Whitbourne held the first court of Admiralty in 1615, establishing the first court of justice in North America.The merchant trade in Trinity was significant and dominated the social and economic life from Baie Verte to White Bay. Newfoundland. At times, merchants in Trinity exported upwards of 30-40% of cod, train oil, and seals produced in Newfoundland. By the late 18th Century, the merchant firms in Trinity were operatoring 35 ocean-going ships, exporting 100,000 quintals of dried cod and supplying about 6,000 inhabitants. A fort was established at Admiral's Point near Trinity in order to protect the assets of the merchants. Due to Trinity's prominence in the British-Newfoundland trade, it was attacked and twice captured by the French in the Anglo-French Wars of 1696-1713, first in 1696 and again in 1705. Both times, the properties of the residents were burnt. Trinity was again captured by miral de Ternay. and his French troops during the Seven Years War.Trinity was the site of medical research, including the This quaint village; Trinity, on Trinity Bay ihas been a place of historical significant in Newfoundland, Canada for over 400 years. The harbor at Trinity was first used by fishing ships around the 16th century. The Portuguese explorer Gaspar Corte-Real named the location "Trinity" as he arrived on Trinity Sunday, Historical accounts do not agree as to the year recording the year of his arrival as as 1500 or, 1501. Which you believe depends on which account you think is accurate.
Fishermen from the West Country of England began using Trinity as a summer station in the migratory fishery in the 1570's. Summer fishermen continued to be primarily from the Channel Islands, especially Jersey, and Weymouth in Dorset until a permanent settlement was established.
Trinity was settled by merchants from Poole, England during the 18th century, citing reasons such as the easily defensible harbor and abundance of shore space for fishing premises. Trinity was the site that Sir Richard Whitbourne held the first court of Admiralty in 1615, establishing the first court of justice in North America.
The merchant trade in Trinity was significant and dominated the social and economic life from Baie Verte to White Bay. Newfoundland. At times, merchants in Trinity exported upwards of 30-40% of cod, train oil, and seals produced in Newfoundland. By the late 18th Century, the merchant firms in Trinity were operating 35 ocean-going ships, exporting 100,000 quintals of dried cod and supplying about 6,000 inhabitants. A fort was established at Admiral's Point near Trinity in order to protect the assets of the merchants. Due to Trinity's prominence in the British-Newfoundland trade, it was attacked and twice captured by the French in the Anglo-French Wars of 1696-1713, first in 1696 and again in 1705. Both times, the properties of the residents were burnt. Trinity was again captured by Admiral de Ternay. and his French troops during the Seven Years War (1756-1763).
Trinity was the site of medical research, including the introduction of the smallpox vaccine to the new world in 1798 by John Clinch, a boyhood friend and medical colleague of Edward Jenner.
Religious activities in Trinity date back to the early years. The first parochial church was built in 1729 and Rev. Robert Kilpatrick, the first missionary of the Society for Propagation of the Gospel, arrived. During a tumultuous time in Trinity's history, a visiting Methodist preacher, John Hoskins, was tarred by sailors in 1780 - a resident Methodist preacher did not arrive until 1816. Construction on a new parish church began in 1820 and housed the Rev. Aubrey Spencer who later became the first Church of England bishop of the diocese of Newfoundland and Bermuda. In 1827, St. Paul's Church in Trinity was consecrated by Bishop Inglis of Nova Scotia. For this occasion, the hymn "We Love the Place, O Lord" was composed by Rev. William Bullock and has since gained widespread use.
As fishing declined and limits were placed on catches, the town declined in population also. Over recent years the main industry has switched from fishing to tourism.introduction of the smallpox vaccine to the new world in 1798 by John Clinch, a boyhood friend and medical colleague of Edward Jenner.Religious activities in Trinity date back to the early years. The first parochial church was built in 1729 and Rev. Robert Kilpatrick, the first missionary of the Society for Propagation of the Gospel, arrived. During a tumultuous time in Trinity's history, a visiting Methodist preacher, John Hoskins, was tarred by sailors in 1780 - a resident Methodist preacher did not arrive until 1816. Construction on a new parish church began in 1820 and housed the Rev. Aubrey Spencer who later became the first Church of England bishop of the diocese of Newfoundland and Bermuda. In 1827, St. Paul's Church in Trinity was consecrated by Bishop Inglis of Nova Scotia. For this occasion, the hymn "We Love the Place, O Lord" was composed by Rev. William Bullock and has since gained widespread use.
As fishing declined and limits were placed on catches, the town declined in population also. Over recent years the main industry has switched from fishing to tourism.
Michelangelo's Unfinished Pieta at the Accademia Gallery, Florence, Italy 35 mm Film HDR (jpg blend) - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia where he works also as a writer and a personal trainer.
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Operator: Fattal
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Operator: Reading Buses
Make/Model: Optare Solo (M950)
Registration: RG04 BUS
Fleet Number: 182
History: Stagecoach (47275) - (FX04 WFV)
The littlest things can be so much fun! Played around with fake mustaches. My boyfriend and sister made great models!
Yeah... this is one of the phones at my house. Works and everything. I think it's even the original phone from when the house first got phone service. When we moved here twenty years ago, we still had party lines, and had to listen to the style of the ring to see if the call was for us or the neighbors. Now it's all underground fiber optics baby!
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Operator: First Eastern Counties Buses Ltd
Fleet No: 65630
Registration: V830FSC
Body/Chassis: Scania L94UB Wright Axcess-Floline
Chassis No: 1835492
Seating: B40F
New: November 1999
Ex: First Beeline
Livery: First "Standard Barbie"
Date: Tuesday 26th November 2013
Location: B1075, Ipswich
Route: 53 (Town Centre via Rail Station)
Steel construction: Operating engineer operates Grove TM9150 truck mounted, 150 ton hydraulic crane lifting heavy structural steel sections. UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2004.
January 24, 2016-- New York, NY - Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today visited the MTA Michael J. Quill Bus Depot in New York City to thank dozens of transit workers – including bus operators, mechanics and administrators – for their hard work during the winter storm. Thousands of public servants from across the state are working around the clock to clear roads, maintain public transit and assist fellow New Yorkers in need.
Operator: CLYNNSON TRANSIT
Bus Name: CLYNN TRANS
Fleet Number: 114-F
Classification: Non-Air-Conditioned Provincial Operation Bus
Coachbuilder: Unknown
Chassis: Unknown
Engine: Unknown
@ C.R.U. Shell Gasoline Station
Poblacion, Ubay, Bohol, Philippines
Three operators in one picture! Left to Right > Hedingham Volvo B7TL Plaxton President 579 - W526 WGH, Arriva Hertz & Essex ADL Enviro 200 4019 - GN58 BUF & First Essex Volvo B7TL Wright Eclipse Gemini 32628 - KP54 KAU in Colchester 'Bus Station'. October 2020.
The boom operator in action refueling a B-52 somewhere over Kansas taken while I was lucky enough to lay beside him on a Boeing KC-135A ride I took many years ago.
Reading Buses has just placed a batch of six Alexander-Dennis Enviro400 Hybrid buses into service on route 26. At the same time the route has been rebranded, and now uses this eye-catching (even by Reading Buses' standards!) yellow and orange livery, in place of the rather insipid light pink previously worn. 206, the last of the batch, is seen at the terminus at Reading Station on its first day in passenger service, Monday 13th December 2010.
Operator: National Express West Midlands
Vehicle Type: Volvo B7RLE / Wright Eclipse Urban 2
Fleet Number: 2023
Registration: BX61 LKK
Name: Stephen Brown
Pictured at Merry Hill Bus Station working a 15 service to Wolverhampton.
2/6/2023.
Operator- Preserved First Manchester
Operating Area- Greater Manchester
Make- Wright Bus
Model- Eclpise Urban
Chassie- Volvo B7RLE
Fleet No- 69217
Reg- MX56AEF
Location Seen- Wrexham Bus Station
Service- N/A
Info- New to First Manchester
Seen- 1/1/26
Operator: Stagecoach South East
Vehicle Type: Scania N250UD / ADL Enviro 400 MMC
Fleet Number: 15329
Registration: YN67 YLB
Pictured approaching the temporary Oldbury Depot, between working shuttles for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
31/7/2022.
Operator: Rotala (Diamond Bus)
Vehicle Type: ADL Dart SLF / Plaxton Pointer
Fleet Number: 30960
Registration: EU06 WGM
Pictured in Halesowen Bus Station working a 4H service to Hayley Green.
20/10/2022.
Operator: Go-Ahead (Oxford Bus Group) - (Thames Travel)
Make/Model: ADL E40D/Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 (H47/32F)
Registration Number: HW63 FHF
Fleet Number: 254
Company History: (Go-South Coast) - (Southern Vectis)
Operator: DB Cargo
Livery: DB Cargo
No: 67013
Service: 1H89 Holyhead to Manchester Piccadilly
Location: Colwyn Bay