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Rehrig Pacific Stackable Recycling Bins
Sanitary Service Company
Bellingham, WA
October 2016
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A scene hardly recognisable today, Harper Brothers No29 is pictured climbing the Hednesford Road from Hill Street, Heath Hayes in South Staffordshire. Bound for Birmingham on the X12 service, 29 will soon draw up at the bus stop outside Harpers bus garage in Heath Hayes, part way through its journey. Here' drivers could change over on their duties, or maybe nip in to the garage to use the toilet!
The Northern Counties bodied Daimler Fleetline had been new to Harper's in May 1970. It later passed to Midland Red Omnibus Co (MROC) in September 1974, when Harpers sold their business and its assets to the MROC.
Renumbered 2229, and painted into Midland Red livery, the bus would spend the rest of its service life at the company's Delta Way premises in Cannock. Here it would stray far from the confines of the former Harper's network, visiting exotic destinations in other parts of South Staffordshire, the West Midlands and even straying into Shropshire on occasions.
Withdrawal came in September 1983, and after a period of open storage, 2229 was sold for scrap to North's of Sherburn in March 1984.
Photo, thought to be the winter 1973-74.
Scanned from a 35mm slide.
CP 2816 is being serviced in the Milwaukee Amtrak depot as a couple of little ones are posing for a photo by Dad, 2004.
Direct Rail Services Class 57s 57305 "Northern Princess" and 57301 cruise through Barnt Green with the 13:53 (2 early) early 6M56 Berkeley C.E.G.B to Crewe Coal sidings (Drs) nuclear flask flat. This working hasn't run loaded in a long time and even more unusual was the fact that the train in the preceeding block was also a flask train...
Recently transferred from West Midlands Railway, Northern Rail Class 323 No. 323242 enters Congleton station working 2H86, the 10:57 Stoke-on-Trent – Manchester Piccadilly service on 30 December 2024.
A springtime evening, one of the few nice ones we've had this spring.
I had little time so went out to a spot close to my home...
I was waiting and shooting until a couple of boats came by and stirred the water... the dynamics of the waves made this otherwise static image work for me... how about you?
Stanways of Rode Heath Dennis Mini Pointer Dart JIG 8878 tops the incline of Stonebank Road Kidsgrove working the 80 Kidsgrove Town Service on June 6th 2016.New to Go North East as X513 WRG.
A lakeside Café in Crawford Bay, British Columbia, Canada.
(The haze is from forest fires both nearby and afar).
I'm ready to serve; are you ready for my service? If you are then be careful; my service can be either fault or ace and there's no telling what to expect.
3801 is serviced at Tarcoola on the morning of 31st August 1992 prior to departing for Port Augusta.
Cross town cars don't stop here no more. I never posted this shot from the past. This service station has waited a long time to receive another gas shipment. The gas tanker got lost so far from any interstate. It's been a long time since the RR land grant ads avowed how much tilling the plains could attract weather systems and farmers and ranchers flooded to the area. As if the Koch Bros volatile fossils couldn't bleed into our atmosphere and pay us back. When this early service station was in business, The attendant still needed a comfortable arm chair. Now, it seems as though travelers want to jet over this spot entirely. Apparently few cars even pass the old station. Anywhere there was habitation, settlers put extra effort into starting stands of trees.
This proves that the word "plain" can be a double entendre. Plain means plain! Anything that sticks above the sparse grass (including two pines for miles) is interesting out here but that takes beaucoups time and investigation. Mostly, the sky held little to show, other than a good sunburn on that April day in 2006. Summer was still lying in wait for a couple of months back by the mountains. Where will shelter from the elements be found out here then? The ancient Greeks didn't have few enough elements to describe this landscape.
This is on\near the Pawnee National Grasslands beyond Grover in northeast Colorado. Boy, did the railroad land sales brochures in the latter half of the 1800s ever lay this barren soil to eastern hicks. The brochures claimed that plowing this "fertile" land would cause an increase in the normal rainfall. No rain today, could that claim have been optimistic puffery or an outright lie to gain land sales? Was advertising more viable so many years ago? Surely not the Union nor the Denver Pacific's advertising! Perhaps the problem was a hick problem - at least the weeds are making a stand. The buffalo were far better stewards of this land than the hicks ever could be.
A standby vessel of a kind long since superseded by more modern designs, Shetland Service entering Aberdeen Harbour July 2005.
Model: Catherine Adams
PRINTS. Mail me if you'd like to buy some.
What happened a few months later: link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1213894020?bctid...
"Soul Service Station"
artist: Alison Saar
Desert X 2025
Desert Hot Springs, CA
Drawing inspiration from gas stations that have populated the American West, including the Coachella Valley, Saar’s station offers more than practical services; it provides fuel for the soul. She invites weary travelers to get “their blues flushed, spirits inflated, hearts charged, and souls filled.”
Inside the station, a sculptural assemblage handcrafted by Saar contains a collection of devotional objects. Saar has collaborated with Coachella Valley students to create foil repoussé medallions expressing prayers and wishes for healing and hope. These community-crafted elements, combined with furnishings made from salvaged materials, form a sanctuary that merges collective dreams with Saar’s vision of a spiritual oasis. At the center stands a life-size, hand-carved female figure, the guardian and healer of the site, exuding strength and protection.
22nd May 2005. Class 24 D5054 visiting from the East Lancs Railway passes class 104 unit at Consall on the Churnett valley Railway
Stagecoach Western officially launched their 27 new ADL E400 MMC's to the public on the 5th January at the Irvine Maratime Museum. Here 4 are lined up as part of an official photoshoot.