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This photo was taken on newyearsday during a walk along the beach of Oostende, Belgium. In the picture are Stephanie, Daan en Guus. I was shooting with a Canon 50mm f1.8 lens that day and it was very foggy which gave a nice atmosphere. Picture has been edited in Lightroom and I tweaked the contrast a bit.
Not quite a public computer crash, but a rogue mouse pointer on these
'vertical widescreen' departure boards. The angle of the pointer shows the
displays are actually rotated 90 degrees clockwise from the normal. Every
depature board had the same pointer. I'm waiting for someone to alt-tab away
and start playing Patience.
Not quite a public computer crash, but a rogue mouse pointer on these
'vertical widescreen' departure boards. The angle of the pointer shows the
displays are actually rotated 90 degrees clockwise from the normal. Every
depature board had the same pointer. I'm waiting for someone to alt-tab away
and start playing Patience.
Lucie aka BlacknWhite She is a sweetheart with people. Not so much with other dogs. We take her for frequent walks - she would be a great companion for someone who likes to walk. Good in the house - very nice dog. Easy to handle. There are a lot more pictures of Lucie on Flickr.
M-Travel 31 [BX54DLJ] Dennis Dart SLF/Plaxton Pointer (originally B27D (central doors since removed) with Travel London, then Abellio as DP114), heading for Ashley Road on the way to Bowdon Vale on the 246.
Minolta Riva 75W compact; AgfaPhoto VistaPlus-200.
My ref: C015842-CNV00013a
These dogs could be ancestors of some of the pointers I have. Check the large view to see if you think this is the same man and car as in the other image. There are two women on the porch. This type of dwelling is typical of North/South Carolina. Based on information from Ancestors.com - this photo was likely taken in Fairfield County, SC.
Instantly one that rung a bell, as I've seen one of Chris Barker's brilliant old photos of the place.
Hannah, the adorable 6 month old wire-haired pointing griffon. I love this breed! They're just so charming.
Critique always welcome
Countryliner DP26 (X602 AHE) takes route 14 past The Heron pub in Lower Farnham Road in Aldershot during the last week of the route.
It was withdrawn and replaced by the diversion of route 46 from 5th September 2011.
Lower Farnham Road, Aldershot, Hampshire.
Military expo at the excercise area in Holstebro, my dad's old regiment. I have visited it, since I was probably his age :-)
Color of light: White, Red, Green, Blue
Pointer: 1 hight bright led
Button: on/off
Form-factor: direct
Energy: 2 AAA battery
Price:
-white and blue 12$
-red and green 15$
A pretty rare working, and actually a pretty decent bus, I think the Pointer body suits the larger amount of cream on the front.
Three young ladies chat whilst they wait for their bus in Warrington in the Nineties as a North Western Plaxton Pointer Dennis Dart M182-YKS loads uo on a journey to Liverpool.
Arriva Guildford & West Surrey Mini Pointer Dart 1606 (GN04 UCW) heads along Goldsworth Road while on diversion on the 437. This was due to the closure of the bus lane in Victoria Way - buses were running around via Goldsworth Road and Church Street West to avoid it.
Unlike routes 34, 35, 81, 462 and 463, which had to divert via Wych Hill Lane, Goldsworth Road (the main section) and Church Street West to reach Cawsey Way relatively recently (during the closure of Victoria Arch northbound for 6-8 weeks from January 2010), route 437 hasn't (it missed out the whole of Oriental Road into town and went in via Maybury Road for the Victoria Arch closure). Therefore, the 437 was serving the main part of Church Street West for the first time in years - though I'm pretty sure that in previous Victoria Arch closures (both directions) many years ago, the 437 did run all the way around via Goldsworth Road and Triggs Lane.
This section of road never sees buses usually, with the exception of the morning journey on the Tuesdays only service 40 from Send and Ripley. So to have all of Woking's buses from the south coming down here was quite a change.
I'd snapped 1606 earlier on, and it took twelve attempts for the LED blinds to come out in the photo! Thankfully, they came out here before the bus had driven past me...