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Atlantic Kestrel Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel arriving in St. John's Harbour in the City of St. John's on the Avalon Peninsula in Newfoundland and Labrador Canada
IMO number: 9557446
MMSI: 314461000
Name of the ship: ATLANTIC KESTREL
Former names: ATLANTIC KESTREL (2021)
JAYA SUPREME (2012)
Vessel type: Tug Supply / Vessel Oil Recovery Vessel
Operating status: Active
Flag: Canada
Gross tonnage: 6186 tons
Deadweight: 4500 tons
Length: 85 m
Breadth: 22 m
Year of build: 2012
Builder: JAYA SHIPBUILDING & ENGINEERING PTE LTD - SINGAPORE
Classification society: DET NORSKE VERITAS
Home port: ST.JOHN'S
Owner : ATLANTIC TOWING - SAINT JOHN, CANADA
Manager : ATLANTIC TOWING - SAINT JOHN, CANADA
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I believe that this was the last Daimler Fleetline delivered to Coventry Transport (although not the last numerically, that was 142).
Seen here in Pool Meadow awaiting its driver, it is now West Midlands PTE 1125 (PDU 125M), an East Lancs bodied Daimler Fleetline, originally Coventry Transport `125.
Working route 3 to Holbrooks is West Midlands PTE 2022 (BOK 22V) a MCW Metrobus, seen here in Pool Meadow bus station, Coventry
Strathclyde PTE Volvo Ailsa A1 is seen freshly repainted into the orange "Strathclyde Red" livery in October 1983 as it turns at Partick Cross from Dumbarton Road onto Byres Road working on the cross city original 1 service to Gairbraid Avenue.
Ailsa A1 TGG 377W was the first of the 10 Volvo Ailsas ordered as part of the triple sourcing policy where SPTE also took the Olympian and Metrobus.
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A rear view of a Metro-Scania.
Taken at the Pier Head Bus Station in Liverpool is Merseyside PTE 4016 (CKD 416L)., on stand for a trip on route 12C. Also to be seen are Alexander and Willowbrook bodied Leyland Atlanteans.
Amongst the buses operated during the North West Vehicle Restoration Trust's recent Nocturnal Running Day was West Midlands PTE Foden NC 6300. This unusual machine is one of the two survivors out of just seven Fodens built in the 1970s.
Dedicated to flickr friend "Galizport" whose photos show so much of our portuguese towns and villages!
Greater Glasgow PTE took 5 Mark 1 versions of the MCW Metrobus in 1979 for evaluation and all initially entered service from Parkhead Depot before transfer to Maryhill to work alongside the other new types. GGA 752T was the 3rd of the 5 as MB3 and is seen here in 1983 on West George Street wearing the Strathclyde PTE3 livery scheme.
MB3 was on the original service 60 that had replaced the 23 tram service between Maryhill and Shettleston (Sandyhills) in 1960. This 60 survived between Summerston and Rutherglen until its withdrawal in 1986.
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The proper Strathclyde livery (diplomatically called Rail Red, apparently) in Glasgow Central during September 1997. 303s 006 and 079 keep 156507 and 508 company.
First South Yorkshire Depot Open Day, Olive Grove, Sheffield on August 22, 2021
Dennis Dominator Alexander RH
Greater Manchester PTE: 4743 (FNE 743D) a Metro Cammell bodied Daimler Fleetline, painted in orange and white livery and with orange SELNEC fleet names. This vehicle is captured on the stand in Manchester Piccadilly Bus Station waiting to depart on service 106 to Woodhouse Park.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 19th November 1974.
Ref No. Scan01560/JL.