I've always found January to be a boring month, so I've been filling in time by shooting random buses. Here's a selection of CR228Ls. Comments are more than welcome.
Eastrans #117 (Mercedes Benz O500LE/Volgren CR228L) at Chadstone, 14/01/2012.
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Grenda's #279 (Mercedes Benz O500LE/Volgren CR228L) at Chadstone, 16/01/2012.
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Grenda's #8398 (Volvo B7RLE/Volgren CR228L) at Chadstone, 16/01/2012.
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Grenda's #629 (Volvo B7RLE/Volgren CR228L) at Chadstone, 16/01/2012.
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Ventura #986 (Scania K280UB/Volgren CR228L) at Chadstone, 16/01/2012.
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Dysons #480 (Volvo B7RLE/Volgren CR228L) at Moonee Ponds Junction, 24/01/2012.
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Dysons #485 (Scania K230UB/Volgren CR228L) at Moonee Ponds Junction, 24/01/2012.
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Tullamarine #11 (Mercedes Ben O500LE/Volgren CR228L) at Moonee Ponds Junction, 24/01/2012. Thanks to the driver for changing the desto. :P
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Kastoria #34 (Mercedes Benz O500LE/Volgren CR228L) at Moonee Ponds Junction, 24/01/2012.
jarf wrote:I've always found January to be a boring month, so I've been filling in time by shooting random buses. Here's a selection of CR228Ls. Comments are more than welcome.
I disagree with your first statement. Those of us with lives are out enjoying the sunshine, the beach, the great outdoors. Those of us who work often like to take January off work so that we can get out and enjoy the many varied festivals, carnivals and various activities that Summer allows for.
The views expressed by me are mine and mine only. They do not neccesarily fall in line with the views of my friends, family, collegues or my employer.
jarf wrote:I've always found January to be a boring month, so I've been filling in time by shooting random buses. Here's a selection of CR228Ls. Comments are more than welcome.
I disagree with your first statement. Those of us with lives are out enjoying the sunshine, the beach, the great outdoors. Those of us who work often like to take January off work so that we can get out and enjoy the many varied festivals, carnivals and various activities that Summer allows for.
There are five very important words in your comments above...."Those of us who work!" Clearly, there's a lot of people on here that really should be working and not bludging off the system. Well said V981.
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V981 wrote:I disagree with your first statement. Those of us with lives are out enjoying the sunshine, the beach, the great outdoors. Those of us who work often like to take January off work so that we can get out and enjoy the many varied festivals, carnivals and various activities that Summer allows for.
Truthfully, I don't particularly enjoy any of those things as I've never really been an outdoorsy person. January is also a quiet time for me when it comes to work, although my first shift for 2012 is coming up on Sunday.
gen man wrote:There are five very important words in your comments above...."Those of us who work!" Clearly, there's a lot of people on here that really should be working and not bludging off the system. Well said V981.
No need to discuss people's private lives on here. I know Jarf well enough to know that he does actually have a job, just like me he only works casually/as-required.
The only thing I don't like about the Ventura CR228L's is that the livery looks incomplete because of the two black rubber strips on either end of the bus. It kinda looks.. like a bad photoshop job.
Mitch wrote:The only thing I don't like about the Ventura CR228L's is that the livery looks incomplete because of the two black rubber strips on either end of the bus. It kinda looks.. like a bad photoshop job.
Great photos though, Jarf.
Thanks,
Mitchul [;
They arent rubber strips. The "black lines" you are seeing are actually hinges, so that those panels around the rear of the bus on either side, the front wheel arches and the fuse box at the front below the drivers window can be accessed by lifting the panels up.
The views expressed by me are mine and mine only. They do not neccesarily fall in line with the views of my friends, family, collegues or my employer.
