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While going through old photos. I came across this one of an old service station... I thought it was a cool building.
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It did me well to see this old service station still in use.
The far two garage bays have been converted into car washes. Cars enter the back and stop inside for the wash and then exit from the front.
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Inauguration of the new Mail Service at the Agency headquarters in Vienna, Austria. 23 April 2018
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
G-WYPA waits on the grass for G-ESCI to clear the hard standing
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon unveils a new engine which will be part of the revamped Caledonian Sleeper franchise operated by incoming company Serco. The FM also opened the new guest service centre in Inverness.
Earlier today, 11 November 2021, Greater Manchester Police's Chief Constable Stephen Watson was joined by Baroness Bev Hughes, Deputy Mayor for Policing, Crime, Criminal Justice and Fire, and family members of fallen colleagues for a remembrance service at Sedgley Park.
All those in attendance proudly stood together to remember colleagues who sadly lost their lives in the line of duty and all others who have died during conflicts throughout history.
The service was led by Reverend Charles Nevin and included moving readings before The Last Post sounded throughout the grounds of Sedgley.
Greater Manchester Police then fell silent for two minutes at 11am as colleagues across the force observed this moment of remembrance.
After the sounds of Reveille were played, the Act of Remembrance was completed with the words:
When you go home, tell them of us and say,
For your tomorrow, we gave our today.
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Civil service mariner aboard USNS Mercy. The Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) is the mission ship for Pacific Partnership, the largest annual humanitarian and civic action mission in the Asian-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Roadell Hickman/Released)
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The Erie Railroad's Youngstown bypass must have been quite a place during its day. Even into the Erie Lackawanna era it hosted heavy freights. Today, very little of it is in use. This segment in Warren was last used by the Ohio Central to access the Erie's mainline to Akron and Chicago, but trains haven't used this route for a good decade or so. The turned signal head suggests that even when the OC used these rails, the signals had been decommissioned.
After 55 years of faithful service on the River Thames connecting Woolwich to the south with North Woolwich to the north in London, the three Woolwich ferries have been retired in October 2018.
Transporting over 2 million passengers, cars & trucks every 15 minutes across the Thames, John Burns, Ernest Bevan & James Newman are being replaced by two brand new Polish built diesel-electric hybrid vessels in 2019.
Preserved Ribble Motor Services CRN984 BD3 Breakdown Tender. Photo taken in the former Ribble sub /depot in Garstang,Lancs,UK.
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NJT GP40PH-2 #4108 and GP40PH-2B #4217 are both sitting under the shed at Hoboken during a less busy day than usual. The previous day's winter storm knocked out power on the Morris and Essex Lines and brought down trees on the Pascack Valley Line, causing day-long service cancellations. In addition to that, NJT was experiencing a cab car shortage for several months, which culminated in several ex-CNJ GP40PH-2s to fill in the void. It was a slow day at Hoboken, but enabled me to snag several shots inside the terminal.
Crew supplied in this for an event in the Park
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To help enhance the reliability of its system, Penelec expects to replace or repair nearly 2,300 wooden utility poles this year as part of the company’s annual inspection program. The poles would stretch about 28 miles if laid end to end.
"fred meyer" used to be legendary for its excellent customer service. these fence panels (very heavy) were placed directly in front of the bell. a less dexterous person would not have been able to push it. which i guess is the idea. none of the employees i encountered seem to give a damn about the obvious either incompetency or maliciousness involved. thanks, Kroger, for ruining what was once a superior company.
The local passenger service of the Hegang Coal Railway is served by 'SY' class 2-8-2 N0.1498 on 13th November 2005,seen pausing at Xingan Mine, near Hegang, Heilongjiang Province
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Anyone travelling the road beside Vancouver Island's Cowichan Bay will eventually see three, stone monuments beside the road where it bridges the Koksilah River.
Each monument is dedicated to the poet, Robert W. Service.
Here is the story relating to these monuments and why they were erected at this particular location:
"The poetry of Robert W. Service — involving characters such as Sam McGee and Dan McGrew — is most closely identified with the Canadian North, not Vancouver Island.
It’s important to remember, though, that the Bard of the Klondike got his first break in the pages of the Victoria Daily Colonist newspaper.
Service left Scotland for Canada in April 1896, stating that his destination was Victoria.
He worked on a farm in the Cowichan area that summer.
After taking the winter off, he worked for another farm in the summer of 1897 before heading to the southern United States.
He returned to Vancouver Island in 1899, and spent the next few years working on George Corfield’s ranch.
He became acquainted with Charles Gibbons, one of the editors of the Victoria Daily Colonist, and they talked about poetry.
Gibbons suggested that Service write poems for the newspaper.
A steady stream followed, most of them appearing in a regular poetry column named “Voices Grave and Gay.”
Service was identified at various times as Robert Service,Robert W. Service, or simply R.S.
The tag line on the poems usually identified his residence as well, making it easy to trace him as he moved around — from Corfield to Cowichan, Vancouver and Victoria.
Service came to Victoria in 1903 to work as a teller at the Bank of Commerce at Fort and Government. In the summer of 1904 he was transferred to Kamloops.
A few months later, the bank transferred him to theYukon.
In Whitehorse, and later in Dawson City, Service got serious about his writing.
With the publication of Songs of a Sourdough in 1907, he became an international celebrity — and a wealthy man to boot.
Service died in France in 1958 at the age of 84." — the Daily Colonist.