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In the "Desert of Death" Afghanistan - my mate Ian and Henry the hitch-hiker we picked up in Herat. Taken in 1974 during my round the world overland trip.
MSN 503
F-WNUA ATR 42-500/ Future Reg-OP : PP-PTV / TRIP
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VT-ADIAir Deccan
F-GVZA Airlinair
N14445Continental Express
Just completed a 4 day off road stretch in Namibia, covered just under 6000k. Not a thespian in sight.
Overland Park Fire Department's Engine 46 and Truck 46 in quarters.
On December 28, 2014 The Merriam Fire Department Consolidated with the Overland Park Fire Department.
Picture ID# 6378, 6379, 6380
HDR - High Dynamic Range
600,000 Overlands had been sold, according this ad in the April 26, 1919 issue of Country Gentleman magazine.
The Overland was built in Toledo, Ohio.
The art is so good that a large view is rewarding.
Volcano peak seen from the midday stop on the Overlander train route in New Zealand (Auckland to Wellington).
Overland Park Fire Department's Station 44 at 8051 W. 119th St. (near 119th and Hardy). Home of Engine 44, Rescue 44, Truck 44 and Johnson County Med-Act 1144.
Picture ID# 4917
Southern Pacific passenger car number 2981 sandwiched in between two vintage dome cars at the end of Amtrak 11, the Coast Starlight, at the Eugene depot.
This car took part in the Lancashire Automobile Club's annual Manchester to Blackpool Veteran and Vintage Car Run in June 1991, and is pictured in the Exchange Station car park before the start of the Run. It's a 1916 Willys Overland Tourer, and the only information about it in the programme of the event is that it had a 4-cylinder 35hp engine and was entered by Dr M F Rudge of Ashton-in-Makerfield. The Overland Automobile Company was founded in 1903 by Claude Cox in Terre Haute, Indiana, and in 1905 moved to Indianapolis. In 1908 the Company was bought by John Willys and it was renamed the Willys-Overland Motor Company.
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Seen at the Overlander Roadhouse in WA, this Kenworth tanker double is just about to head off towards Perth.
When I chatted to the driver he said the smaller wheels on the rear trailer were a real headache as they spin faster and run hotter than the conventional sized tyres on the other axles.
He also said I could drive it back there for him if I liked! :-)