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The car may have made a wrong turn into the transit tunnel and was being escorted out by King County Sheriff and Transit Police. We speculate that they got a ticket after leaving the tunnel.
Not sure whether black sheep still have the same reputation in these days of political correctness, but this little one really stood out from the crowd!
It's clearly marked, but you can see the lady riding her bike in the pedestrian lane, while I myself stand in the bike lane to take the photo!
Anyway, it is not perfect by any means, but at least Tokyo is making more of an attempt to mark bike vs pedestrian areas.
From a walk in Tokyo Ginza, with the Ricoh GXR A12 28mm.
—Rick Cogley ( rick.cogley.info )
"Bank while you wait for the BART or the Muni" at an AC Transit bus shelter in Hayward. I think I've seen a generic version of this somewhere that just said "the bus" instead of trying to be more specific.
This man was making a U-turn on a small street. I took this image when we stopped for ice cream while people watching.
I went down the wrong way. I had to climb back up again, with all my belongings on my back, to go down the correct side of the hill where my motorbike driver was waiting.
A lovely unglamorous Ron Doig image... OJD65R was a Bristol LH6L with a 7’6” Eastern Coach Works 39-seat body. It is seen in a scruffy residential street in (one presumes) North London carrying its number, a Centrewest fleetname and a telephone number beginning 207. Other features to note are only two rows of seats (both in original ‘DMS‘ moquette) a panelled-over destination box, a painted- over North London fleetname under the cab and a mileage counter mounted on the rear offside hub. GVVT were given similar odometers in their boxes when we salvaged items from Larkfield Garage prior to its demolition last year.
I think an Olympian-style Leyland badge might be appropriate by reference to the 137 bhp Leyland 401H engine that powers BL65, but an MCW badge is just entirely wrong for the bus, then again ‘depot pets’ like trainers and recoveries tend to accrete clean badges left over or fallen off other buses. Centrewest ovbiously only trained its drivers on two-pedal buses as the BL-class were rare amongst Bristol LH models in being semi-automatic.
Ron Doig Image ©Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust
After 61-way jumper issues delayed the Caledonian Sleeper Up Lowlander (1M11) between Glasgow and Carstairs - and necessitated a loco change at Carstairs - the service ended up running just under two hours late (117L) as it swept through Winsford.
Unusually this meant the Lowlander, with GB Railfreight Class 92, 92038 now at the helm, was running about 15 mins behind the Highlander, rather than around an hour in front of it.
Also atypically, time was made up on the southern WCML in 'rush hour' and the service ultimately arrived at Euston 74 Late.
I almost couldn't believe my eyes when I came across these headlines on the same page... (then again, this is America)
An inbound with MBTX 1067 leading absolutely flies through Cross Road facing the wrong way. This train and many others terminated at Oak Grove due to track work around Boston.
O So Wrong, O So Right (aka OSO) at osoconcept.com
Designer Melissa Diaz
Ultimate Lolita Fashion Show
Otakon2010
Photos by StaceyBesst
"Sillä tietensä he eivät ole tietävinään,
että taivaat ja samoin maa,
vedestä ja veden kautta rakennettu,
olivat ikivanhastaan olemassa Jumalan sanan voimasta
"Ty när de vilja påstå detta,
förgäta de att i kraft av Guds ord himlar funnos till
från uråldrig tid, så ock en jord
som hade kommit till av vatten och genom vatten;"
"For this is hidden from them by their willing it so ,
that heavens were of old,
and earth by water, and through water,
being held together by the word of God,"
2 Peter 3:5
The goalie went the other way! But the team won the penalty shoot out to move on to the next round to the semi-finals.
A tense moment at the penalty shoot-out. All eyes are trained on the ball at every kick!...What a roller coaster ride or emotion.
A capture at the
" First Junior Carnival International Soccer Tournament Under -9/11/13(2009) organised by the Akademi Bolasepak Sukan Bintang Biru at the SK St.Mark, Butterworth, Sebarang Perai, Penang"
I was invited to take shots by my friend Mr.Murali an ex-Malaysian soccer player...There are numerous ex-Malaysian national players involved....eg.Mr.S Sundram the chairman of the organiser and the trophy being sponsored and in honour of Dato M Kuppan, an ex-Malaysian National coach...all of them great national team players.
The total of 18 teams are entering the tournament. Hosted under 3 Categories - Under 9, Under 11, and Under 13 years old. It is a Two day event. The Tournament will be held annually to nurture young talent for the love of the Greatest game on Earth