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Not sure what was going on with the trains today, this was the only replacement bus I saw today and the poster at the station said trains weren't running - but a train turned up!
It's Enviro 36461 (GX61 AYJ), next to sister Solo 47309 (GX09 DYM).
Pembroke Broadway, Camberley, Surrey.
From the John T. Dyer Collection (COLL/3503) at the Archives Branch, Marine Corps History Division
OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH
Other structures around the first beam are probably needed to make the connection to the approach embankment.
Christmas engineering work saw the Great Western Main Line closed completely between London Paddington and Slough on Sunday 24th and Wednesday 27th December. A limited local train service operated between Slough and Reading. whilst a few main line services were rerouted into London Marylebone or were curtailed at Reading instead.
A half-hourly coach service operated non-stop between Slough and Hillingdon, to connect with the Metropolitan Line to and from Central London. A half-hourly coach service also operated between Slough and Ealing Broadway, calling at Langley, West Drayton, Hayes & Harlington and Southall. Coaches also ran to and from Maidenhead, calling at Burnham and Taplow as trains were unable to call at these stations; this was advertised as a separate service but in practice was linked with the Ealing Broadway service. Additional buses ran between Hayes and Ealing and rail tickets were also accepted on local buses in the London area.
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I had time to run via High street this afternoon and caught up with another few coaches,including this lovely Scania of Gwyn Jones.
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From the John T. Dyer Collection (COLL/3503) at the Archives Branch, Marine Corps History Division
OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH
The original rotted steps. I couldn't simply replace the steps themselves as the supports where rotted as well.
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Lifting of the first deck section towards the central pylon. The deck section was not installed due to problems with the floating shearleg, TAKLIFT6.
This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-12-622
DEFENSE INFRASTRUCTURE: Documentation Lacking to Fully Support How DOD Determined Specifications for the Landstuhl Replacement Medical Center
This past September we had the roof on our 30 year old home replaced. I learned quite a bit about roofing and found out about all kinds of cool gadgets roofers use. One tool, which looks like a robot to me, is a compressor. He was very noisy.
The other gadget was a 32" magnet on wheels that picked up nails. One day I tried the rolling magnet and was delighted to find this cool pattern of nails on the magnet when I leaned it up on the debris trailer. Who knew roofing could be such fun?
With nothing better to do, I headed over to Woking to see what was on rail replacement today (Sat 28/12/2024). New operator Chaseside turned up with one their smart-liveried E400 deckers, Fairmanns Travel had their recently repainted Dart/Pointer out, TK Travel showed off their recent rebrand livery, and a cheerful yellow decker of Chilternbus brightened up a rather dull day. Oh, and a bonus on the short walk to Spoons for a much needed coffee - a Safeguard Tempo!! Not a bad day in the end.
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This is where the worn out surfaces of the bone that make up the knee joint are replaced with metal and plastic components. With the new joint it is the interlocking shapes of the metal and plastic replacements that give the knee its stability. The new joint aims to relieve pain and decrease stiffness, allowing you improved mobility and flexion within the knee.
Stagecoach South buses on rail replacement work at Worcester Park Station Friday 25th August. Alexander-Dennis ALX400-bodied Trident 18514 departs on an all-stations to Chessington South service.
The lengthening of the suburban platforms at Waterloo caused many of its platforms to be closed during August, and from Saturday 5th to Holiday Monday 28th a considerably reduced service was operated. The Chessington South service was withdrawn completely, with rail replacement buses operating to and from Worcester Park to connect with train services on the Epsom route. Some buses also ran non-stop from Worcester Park to Chessington World of Adventures for the convenience of Summer Holiday visitors to the Theme Park (normally it would be a ten-minute walk from Chessington South).
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I would like to find a groovy old laminex table to put in the dinette, which folds down to become a bed!
Angel wasn't feeling well, so I ended up taking Brandie to the Saints Game. I love having hot friends.
23/09/2012
365 Days. Day 997
Year 3. Day 267
Jeff and I bought these Phillipson fly rods around 1975. That was around the time that Phillipson went out of business and we got a good deal on the rods because or friend worked at a tackle shop. They're great rods, but the slip ring reel seats were always a PIA. They just didn't hold the reel very well. The reel would fall off when you were fishing. You had to set the drag tight enough to allow you to retrieve the reel from waste deep water by pulling on the line. Very annoying... The cork wound up getting all chewed up from trying to force the rings to get a better grip. The other day I finally took the matter into my own hands and installed some threaded reel seats. Purists will probably grouse at the fact that I modified a couple vintage rods... Oh well...
CMEX 651 and CMEX 1332 sit quietly side by side at CEMEX’s Jacksonville facility on a calm Sunday afternoon. The scene is peaceful, almost deceptive, as rumors continue to circulate about CMEX 651’s uncertain future. With talk of eventual scrapping growing louder by the day, the veteran unit appears to be living on borrowed time. For now, she rests in silence, patient, and unaware that each passing day may bring her one step closer to the end of the line.