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Dart 8450 stands in for an E200 and is pictured passing West Middlesex Hospital. This batch of buses are not blinded for the route, so the printed number on the reverse of running number was called into action
I just really really love this job...i mean, it pays like shit, but its so much better than any other job while im in university, and i pretty much can just do whatever i would do anyways...partying and making photos :) and it really helps to get to know new people to just put a camera to their faces :D
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- Fleet: 35189
- Reg: NK56 FFJ
- Operator: Stagecoach North East
- Route: 18
- Depot: South Shields
- Livery: Stagecoach
- Type: Dennis Dart SLF
- Bodywork: Alexander Pointer 2
- Livery New In: Stagecoach
- New to/ Year: Stagecoach North East / 2006
- Location: Brisbane Avenue, Brockley Whins
Between the cars...
More accustomed to the 313/438 route circuit, Stephensons of Essex Dennis Dart SLF/Plaxton Pointer 2 GU52HJX (456) passes down Cambridge Road on the edge of Ugley Green working a Route 301 to Bishops Stortford.
Paper suffices in lieu of the LED displays 18/03/19
Seen in Clydebank is Avondale Coaches Alexander Dennis Pointer 2 bodied Alexander Dennis Dart SLF KC03PGK.
In 2004, Merthyr-based Sixty Sixty Coaches purchased three new Alexander Dennis Pointer-bodied Darts (S9-11 inc) for the Powys County Council contracted services between Abergavenny and Brecon, and between Brecon and Merthyr. These had been fused together as Service X43 and extended commercially to and from Cardiff via Treharris.
The Powys contracts were lost to Stagecoach in 2011, though Sixty Sixty decided to continue the Brecon to Merthyr service on a commercial basis in competition. The Merthyr to Cardiff section was retained but sped up to operate non-stop via the A470. This led to the "470" service number being adopted, and Volvo coaches eventually replacing the 54-plate Darts. They in turn passed to Reays of Carlisle (S9 and S10) or Barnsley-based Tates Travel (S11).
This shot dates from April 2011 and shows S11 entering Abergavenny Bus Station after the lengthy run from Cardiff, with the former Red & White and then National Welsh depot in the background.
Stagecoach South East Dennis Dart SLF Plaxton Pointer 2
Arriva Kent & Surrey VDL SB200 Wright Commander
Bromley Bus Preservation Group
LV52 HGC (34366) & LX03 OJP (6320)
Dennis Dart SLF Plaxton Pointer 2
South East Bus Festival, Detling
"I did well didn't I Dad ! "
Cara looking back towards me having pointed and flush a cock pheasant... it's what makes her tick... she is a wonderful and very knowing company :-)
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With many of the shoppers heading for home, now Torquay based Pointer 2 Dart, PX05EKT-34684, picks up on Fleet Street bound for Barton on route 31.
Company: Stagecoach Devon
Registration: PX05EKT
Fleet Number: 34684
New: 2005
Chassis: Alexander Dennis Dart SLF
Bodywork: Alexander Dennis B38F
Route: 31 ( Cary Parade-Barton Padacre Road)
History: New Stagecoach North West
Location: Fleet Street, Torquay
Exposure: 0.3 seconds @ f4 320ISO
Date: 7 November 2017
Stagecoach Merseyside & South Lancs Volvo B7RLE / Wright Eclipse 21259 - YJ09 FWG passes along Blacon Avenue working Blacon Pointer 1 to Chester bus interchange. An unusual bus for Stagecoach, this is one of the last remaining former First vehicles from the sale of Chester and Wirral operations in January 2013.
First Cymru received 40 Transbus Pointer-bodied Darts in 2003 as a long overdue investment in the fleet.
Among these were three 11.3m Super Pointers fitted with six cylinder engines, numbered 750-2, and registered in Dundee by the vehicle manufacturer. They were for then Service 103 (Llandeilo-Ammanford-Pontarddulais-Swansea), operated by Ammanford sub-depot, which they served for a number of years. In the 2003 national fleetnumbering exercise, they became 43901/3/2, in registration mark order.
Having had a stint at Swansea Ravenhill depot, they transferred to Haverfordwest depot during 2017 for allocation to Service 302 (Haverfordwest-Johnston-Milford Haven-Hubberston), However, they were replaced by Alexander Enviro200s 44634-6 within a year, and moved on to Port Talbot depot. 43901 was withdrawn a few months back, but the other two soldier on.
My October 2017 shot was taken on the A4076 between Merlin's Bridge and Johnston, as 43903, still retaining her original foglights, shot past on a 302 journey to Hubberston.
Phalaborwa
Limpopo Province
South Africa
I acquired Sam four months ago when he was just two months old.
I was not the only one interested in capturing my wildlife subject. When I saw this beauty coming closer on the other side of the river, I was completely taken by him or her, enough that I started to shoot this dog instead of my subject. It was the first time I saw a German Shorthair Pointer, well I think that is what it is. Would love to take head shots of this very lovely animal some day.
3 different pointers all rather different coming over the hill. From right to left (33305 AE51 VFX, 33306 AE51 VFV, LDP294 LX06 EZK) LDP294 is also special in being GAL’s last pointer.
Rabbit is an English Pointer Mix, and she does in fact go on point from time to time. She's seen here yesterday afternoon pointing a deer. Sometimes she points with lovely, classical, Alfred Duke dog-portrait form, but never when I have a camera in hand. :)
More often Rabbit's pointing is a signal of uncertainty or indecision. She'll go on a wobbly, tentative point if you call her and she can't quite decide whether to respond, of if she's torn between coming over for a hug or checking out a delicious smell from the kitchen.
It makes me wonder whether pointing in the hunting fields starts out as a sign of indecision. "Do I sprint and try to catch this thing now, or do I stalk it for another step or two before I take off?"
Better in color (below) or black and white?