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RT 2150 in North Street, Romford whilst operating on route 247 during the garages 70th anniversary open day event.
Norbiton garage lost its RTs on 19th October 1975 to RMs, seven years after this move was first mooted, but two months later RTs began to appear at a whole variety of garages, some of which had not operated them for several years. This process began in December 1975 with the receipt by Norbiton of a solitary RT for route 65, this being augmented by two more in February 1976. In more secure days, RT 3389 (NB) heads back to Kingston on route 65 in Garrison Lane, Chessington. Thursday 26th September 1974. 2C-3.
Hurrying along the dual carriageway of the A23! On withdrawal in 79 it wnet to a playgroup, then for preservation.
Immaculately restored RT 2043 at a classic bus running day in East Grinstead, Spring 2005. The GB plate suggests that the bus has been abroad during its career - London Transport traditionally retained such plates on vehicles for the remainder of their careers.
RT 3975 (AD) stands at Chesterfield Road, Barnet on route 261. RMs took over the route from late 1977, changing further to DMSs from April 1978. Wednesday 9th April 1975. 2K-7.
Sacramento Regional Transit District.
A two-car train of Siemens-Duewag U2A cars (#111 and #114) on the K Street Mall in Downtown Sacramento.
This the first time that I have caught a train with a matched set of Siemens (in the latest paint scheme).
Not seen much but having an outing from the closed garage after many years. Appearances can be deceptive as it needs a lot of interior work.
the reflection in the window of the old house of the modern house that replaced it. both are abandoned. between the two runs a small creek, in places just narrow enough to jump. we came upon the site in the early morning, leaving pullman. the sun just coming up over the hills, casting soft light across the grass, white with frost. over the course of two hours, sunlight and shadows illuminated a treasure trove of two histories, overlapping and intertwined. the old and abandoned, the older and abandoned. the place desolate, nothing for miles and rarely a passing car. the creek, a cluster of trees, the old house the typical and the ideal for a pioneer homestead. that memory was quieter, the ground more marked by the life there had been in the in the more modern house - a boxy powder blue little thing all boarded up. antenna on the chimney, cracked television by the doorstep, old dodge out front a light blue a shader green than the house and grown into weeds. a birdhouse against the wall out back and over it, a window air conditioner still in place. a rusted metal clothesline and the frame of a swing set, swings long gone, by the original place. the wooden structure, it's front door padlocked and slightly ajar, had long become a shed. through the missing panes of glass, plastic lawn chairs and a banana seat bike.