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The independent 'Economic' buses ran up and down the coast for nearly fifty years before being swallowed up by the PTE. They were owned by Messrs Anderson and Wilson and run as two independent fleets using the same fleet name and livery. Starting with vehicles such as the Reo Sprinter, they favoured Albion and Dennis for a long time. The Anderson garage was near the fishermen's cottages on the coast road south of Whitburn, opposite the site previously occupied by Whitburn Hall Gas Works. The later Wilson garage was north of the village, next to the pithead baths, on the site later occupied by Shorts of Whitburn. Wilson also retained an earlier garage in Sunderland, next to the 'Cora' cinema near the Wheat Sheaf The montage includes Wilson’s Reo Sprinter PT9062 at Sunderland Sea Lane in 1929, a company advert from c.1927, Wilson's 4-UP6326 Albion PW65 new in 1931 and yet another Wilson, 1-FUP367, an Albion Valkyrie CX13 in Myrtle Avenue at Whitburn c.1955 : Montage and colour by Malcolm Fraser
Baby bath layout
How cute is this?? I had so much fun on yet another home shoot. (My fave) More coming from this little cuties session!! :)
Baby girl bath pictures
Hi friends! Today I'm on Drive By Crafts blog featuring these sweet little duckling cards. When I saw the preview of Lawn Fawn's spring release, this Rub-A-Dub-Dub stamp set really stood out. As soon as it was in my hands, I knew what I wanted to do. I made these cards assembly style. I used…
Hello Friends! I'm excited to be on the Dies R Us blog today, sharing a cute whimsical design with the Lawn Fawn Rub-A-Dub-Dub stamp ...
Shop custom handpainted CDs, records, canvas, and paper by vcvsCr8 located in Seattle, Washington.
I just finished this layout tonight and I decided I wanted to put it up. I'm very happy with how this turned out especially since I've never done a layout with my pictures in any shape other than square.
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Misc things from misc things. Some freelance some not.
Various things for various projects.
