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No date/location info. Amazed that the photog cut that guy on the right off, with all that dead space on the left; but maybe a better version was kept.
Eastbourne Buses went through a phase of purchasing secondhand vehicles. Seen here in the centre of town on March 12th 1991 is 29 (NNO 62P) one of a pair of ECW bodied Leyland Atlantean AN68A/1R acquired in two months earlier.
This Dennis Trident came to Brighton & Hove via Stagecoach with the Lewes based operations, T669KPU is pictured travelling through Old Steine.
A month or so ago I found this lantern at the thrift store. A sort of faceted looking tall glass and metal thing with a thin metal handle and a sort of paint splatter design to the glass with a mirroring effect. On the top there is this square opening that I used a flashlight to shine into. I loved the look of the light coming through so I found a place to buy a solar light and when it came Dracula helped me fit it into the lantern. Last night was the first time I saw it really all lit up. I love this $3.00 lantern so much.
New in April 2016 to Express Motors, Penygroes - TrawsCymru liveried T2 branded Optare Versa EM16 ORS from the Lloyds of Machynlleth flee sits in the centre of Dolgellau on July 5th 2021.
The Cheltenham & Gloucester group of companies were keen purchasers of secondhand double deckers following privatisation in 1986. Towards the end of 1987 a half dozen former Devon General Bristol VRs arrived. 5624 (VOD 598S) carrying Swindon & District fleetnames was seen at the 1992 Bristol Festival of Transport which was held at Hengrove Park, Whitchurch on August 16th 1992.
With Crossways over 80% step entrance and DDA next year, many buses have needed to be and still are being sourced (please flickrmail if you have any for sale). Devon express has helped us with this, and this batch of 6 2011 enviro 200 is just the latest to come from them. More B10M's will be for sale shortly that these will replace!
Many thanks to Chris H for the net, all copyright reserved to him.
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Testing out the little 17mm f1.8 Olympus lens I picked up secondhand at a local camera shop. I love it. It's super sharp, compact and well built. I also got it thrown in with the appropriate lens hood and uv filter for free as I was also purchasing Olympus's 75mm f1.8 lens at the same time.
Cette brocante perdue dans la forêt, est installée dans une ancienne laiterie qui a encore son immense cheminée d'usine. C'est un véritable dédale de salles où sont entassés dans le plus grand désordre, toutes sortes d'objets. Ici il y a des bassins de ciment peints de toutes les couleurs, remplis d'étoffes en vrac!
The Cobham Bus Museum open day and bus rally held in April 1987 included a gathering in Cobham village. Among the participating buses and coaches was London Country (South West) Leyland Atlantean / Northern Counties H43/32F AN360 BNE752N. This bus was one of a large number of acquired Atlanteans that entered the London Country fleets in 1986/7. BNE752N came from Greater Manchester PTE.
........And both from PTE fleets. GBB523K was a former Newcastle, later Tyne and Wear bus and TWH803K being new to Selnec [Northern] although it formed part of Bolton Corporations final order.
The fleet is Athelstan of Malmesbury.
Vintage garments in Hastings Old Town. At least they are being honest by saying Secondhand - and non of this Pre-Loved Clothes nonsense you come across now.
Spot the colour theme in today’s three!
Dirndl dress – vintage Germany
Cotton tights – Falke
Mary Jane shoes – Tamaris
Who knew second-hand fashion could hide such little gems ❤️
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The night of my boyfriend's Design Grad Show..
The House is a little cluttered after my end of year painting reviews hahah.
Secondhand: Belt & Red Cardie.
Pinafore: Target ($13 AUS) i was pretty impressed hehe.
Shoes: Kmart
Singlet: Fear and loathing in Las Vegas, from a store in Fremantle.
Fourteen ECW bodied Leyland Atlantean AN68/1R were acquired by Oxford Bus from Northern General, Gateshead in 1986/7. Withdrawal occurred between 1989 and 1992. Some went on for further use whilst others such as 982 (MPT 312P) went directly for scrap. On April 3rd 1993 it was awaiting its fate at Sykes yard in Carlton, South Yorkshire.
Bought recently in Seattle, when I just happened upon a place in Ballard that was selling off a bunch of vintage fabrics from the collection of a woman who was a dressmaker for musicians in the 60's and 70's. Oh, how I wish I'd picked up some of the other prints and woolens!!!
This one is a medium weight, almost canvas-like cotton. It will probably become something for the boys' rooms. Pillow covers?
A touristy restaurant; they also had a violin player at the entrance and costumed dancers. Possibly Norway.
An ex-BN SD60M and an ex-NYSW SD70M power the UP QNLBVJ towards Sidney, and interchange with the NS.
Second Hand Treasures Thrift Shop is located near downtown Elizabethton, Tennessee.
We visited this thrift shop today. We bought kids books, a few dolls, ballet leotard for whichever child can wear it, and a few other small things.
The song "Sign, sign, everywhere a sign" played out in my head while I shopped. There are signs everywhere. Messages like "PRICES FIRM! THIS IS NOT A GARAGE SALE!" and "SMILE CAMERAS ARE WATCHING YOU!" as well as an over abundance of price signs indicating what color tag equals what price.
The signs made this thrift shop the Salvation Army's evil twin.
As a price comparison, they were asking $5 for a "new" kids book and .25 for a dressed Barbie. We bought a couple of Barbies and left the "new" books.
I saw this advert in the local paper.
"Hostess for cardigan museum"
I don't know what to think of it, it sounds like a really strange job.
But I'm sick of my current job in an office, where no matter how decent I dress (like on the picture, that was today), some of my colleges keep making advances.
So I applied for the museumjob. I hope they'll invite me.
I wonder what I will wear...