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The Bath City service 4 from Odd Down to Weston will be reduced from every 10 to every 20 mins with the introduction of 2008 vintage B9TLs from Bolton. Rumours continue that the Streetlites 63068-78, illustrated by 63071 SM13NBB will head north to another First subsidiary but it was still working on July 6th at Bear Flat.
My fuel and temperature gauge were both reading low. I suspected the voltage stabilizer was at fault. Unfortunately it is fitted to the back of speedometer which hard to get to. I had a spare speedometer with one could take off. The new one seemed to do the trick.
SDASM.CATALOG: Morlan_00027
SDASM.TITLE: Fred Morlan Special Collection Photo
SDASM.DATE: 1918-1930
SDASM.LOCATION: Atlantic City, NJ, United States
SDASM.COLLECTION: Fred H. Morlan Collection. Morlan enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1917. He was a pilot and Captain in the Air Service by Oct. 1918. Morlan was reassigned from the 86th Aero Squadron to the 110th Aere Replacement Squadron
PUBLIC COMMONS.SOURCE INSTITUTION: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
The rather inclement weather had me pondering whether or not to venture out to Basingstoke today (05/01/2025) but in the end curiosity won again! A good few captures here for you to enjoy.
The clock over the desk at work was stopped for a couple of days, replaced w/ another clock that was stopped w/in another day, then gone for a couple of days.
In the interim, I made this replacement clock.
Brighton & Hove Volvo B9TL Wright Gemini 405 (BJ 11 XHE) at Hassocks Station on rail replacement in the early hours of Sunday morning.
19/1/14
Very old street light fitting on Earl Street, Kew with a 1990's replacement attached directly to the 240V lines.
In most cases the old fitting was re used on such installations in inner Melbourne.
With the Tyne & Wear Metro line closed between Monument and Heworth due to the issues with the Gateshead flyover there was a Metro replacement Service 900 in place, with the City Transport Group's Leyland Olympian/Alexander RH J888CTG pictured at the Central Station stop on Grainger Street, on December 20th 2024
Metro trains are terminating on Platform 1 at the Monument and then reversing back into service via the crossover to Platform 2 at Haymarket. Platform 2 at the Monument is out of use.
From the John T. Dyer Collection (COLL/3503) at the Archives Branch, Marine Corps History Division
OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH
A crane lowers a section of concrete bridge deck into place on top of one of the piers of the new on-ramp to SR 99 in Seattle. WSDOT will demolish most of the existing on-ramp later this winter and open the new ramp in early spring. The ramp is part of a construction detour that will link the Alaskan Way Viaduct to the new SR 99 roadway between S. King Street and S. Royal Brougham Way until the viaduct is replaced along the waterfront. www.wsdot.wa.gov/Projects/SR99/HolgateToKing.
The eagerly awaited Basingstoke blockade didn't disappoint on Sunday 9th March 2025 with a whopping 58 rail replacement vehicles seen keeping the passengers moving to points such as Andover, Guildford, Reading, Weybridge, Winchester and Woking. And the sun played ball too with temperature tickling 20 degrees!
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Vinyl Replacement Windows. White Finish Interior and Exterior. 2 Casements and 1 Casement Picture Window. Installed by Willow-Ridge Glass, Inc.
This Dahlia bloom is arriving just in time to replace the one that my dog, Kato (aka Potato Head) knocked off of an earlier stem!
Explore #236 - May 4, 2009 - Thank you!
My Favourite Shirt – revisited. I haven’t been able to wear my favourite shirt so far this summer, because this time the collar was totally rotted out! So a new one was required. I made this one a bit wider than the original, as you can see. I thought that since I had such a nice fabric it would be good for the collar to display more. So this one stands up higher than the original. I am gradually learning the fascinating business of 3D geometry in a flexible medium. I think that the new collar stands up well because the bottom edge, where it joins the neckband, is reasonably straight. I am pretty sure that if I cut this edge more deeply concave, then it would lie flatter against the back and shoulders. Gotta try that theory out on a new shirt one day.