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First West of England Hengrove based 35677 MF22 SYJ is seen leaving Hengrove Depot on a 74 towards Bradley Stoke. Hengrove is to receive 9 of these for their PVR increase, as a temporary measure until the electrics arrive before they move onto their next home.
Map of MacBrayne's route network with connecting bus and railways from their 1930 summer brochure. There seem to be an awful lot of steamer routes (the white lines) but these include cargo routes as well as passenger.
don't you hate waiting for buses in the rain?
Footscray. Back to the first roll of film I ever shot. (not counting the one I stuffed up in 50 different ways, so never got developed.)
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Minolta x-300 / Minolta Rokkor 50mm f/1.4 / Kodak Ultramax 400
... in the signal box presumably. It would be lovely to get a name and a use for all of these things.
Photographer: James P. O'Dea
Date: October 1938
NLI Ref.: ODEA 1/31
1959-1960 NZ Railways North Island timetable
Archives New Zealand Reference: ABIN W3337 182 R19599915
collections.archives.govt.nz/web/arena/search#/?q=19599915
Material from Archives New Zealand Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga
A representation of the A6 at Topley Pike between Buxton and Bakewell makes a pleasant front cover for the June 1949 timetable for services provided by the North Western Road Car Company Ltd.
before it was the overground [but still orange]. i remember it in a very shabby and uninviting state in the 80s.
Tunnel car No.9 seen passing Winter Saloon car No.21 on a 1540 Ramsey - Derby Castle (Douglas) seen at Ballaragh 20/4/18. (Taken using a pole)
Still having trouble picking my electives for this semester, thus my timetable remains to be an utter mess. (The little post-its are all lectures and seminars I’m undecided about.)
(I had accidentially deleted this just now :( But thanks for all the comments from before!)
Currie Street - Stop D1. Many people get confused by the bus timetables. This was the start of the day! Silver Efex Pro: Agfa APX Pro 100 and yellow filter
Displaying a Stagecoach timetable from around the Millenium, this forgotten timetable case in a Bedfordshire village is seen here on a bright December morning in 2016. Still displaying what looks like NBC green colours, this is a remarkably preserved survivor still in-situ.
This is route 9 in 2014
This is the timetable
This service lasted only one summer season while events took place at the Royal Botanic Gardens and the National Museum of Scotland
Parked in the coach park of the Castle Howard country house are Scania CN94UB Omnicity single deckers YN56 EZZ and YN03 UWD, operated by Stephensons of Easingwold. Previously just a timing point on a timetable when the service out this way was operated by Yorkshire Coastliner, Castle Howard is now a layover stop... the bus from York terminates here (in this case, YN56EZZ) and then heads back to York, whilst the bus from Malton interworks with the service between Malton, Hovingham and Helmsley - and roughly every 2 hours both buses meet here, with enough time for the drivers to have refreshments. In this example, YN03UWD will form service 194 to Malton via Slingsby.
Buses Excetera PVL178 (S26 ETC, ex-X578 EGK) reverses onto its stand at Guildford bus station, having arrived from Epsom on the 479.
Note its LEDs show "New timetable...". The message scrolling along said something like "New timetable starting Saturday 30th August, see www.busesetc.com for details".
Nice they've got that on there early, although it would appear to be a bit too early as I can't find any details on the website yet.
Commercial Road, Guildford, Surrey.
Merknader til togtidstabell på Jessheim stasjon.
Notes from a train timetable at Jessheim station.
See also the timetable to the left of this.