For over four decades I have been a rail and bus photographer.
However, during this time I have aimed the lens at other subjects, be they different transportation, scenery, buildings and other bollocks.
Given these do not really fit the scope of my other sites, I felt compelled to set up a new site so as to inflict my other photographic garbage upon the world.
While primarily Philippine and Australian content, there will be the occasional forays into Fiji and Hong Kong. Perhaps other locations should the current pandemic ever allow it.
So sit back and enjoy, or hate, even be indifferent. That choice is purely up to you.

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Saturday, 12 August 2023

PHILIPPINE BUS ALBUMS 1999-2023 - PART 1

 

Ever since I was a youngster I have always had an interest in buses and trains, so this was always going to extend to the Philippines when I first started going there in 1999.

Obviously this has meant that I would end up taking a large amount of photographs across the 14 visits since, so much so that I struggle to find the time to place them all on social media individually.
So, in an effort to bore the world further, I shall be doing an occasional series here on the travel blog.

The bus hobby in the Philippines has grown massively over the last decade or so. 
It is not surprising given the huge variety of bus operators and types that operate around the various islands.



PWU-391 - Espana Boulevard, Sampoloc Manila
Photo: Brad Peadon


PXC-722 - Espana Boulevard, Sampoloc Manila
Jayross 'LS Tours'
Photo: Brad Peadon


PYZ-805 - Saint Anthony of Padua - Metro Manila
Photo: Brad Peadon


RHK-756 - Ermita, Metro Manila
Photo: Brad Peadon


TXH-967 - PP Bus Line - Candelaria, Quezon Province
Photo: Brad Peadon


TYP-823 - Balgco - Candelaria, Quezon Province
Photo: Brad Peadon



TYP-365 - Quintin Paredes Rd (Jones Bridge) Metro Manila
Photo: Brad Peadon


TYJ-105 - JAC Liner - Candelaria, Quezon Province
Photo: Brad Peadon



TXV-745 - Espana Boulevard, Sampoloc Manila
Photo: Brad Peadon


TXU-212 - JAC Liner - Candelaria, Quezon Province
Photo: Brad Peadon


2005 - Philippine railways bus.
Photo: Unknown



Last 'Philippine National Railways' owned bus (2011) looking a little the worse for wear out the back of the Caloocan Railway Workshops.
Photo: Brad Peadon


NXN-956 - RL Transport Corp - Tutuban, Manila
Photo: Brad Peadon


TXA-162 - Hato Bus (Tourist) - Quezon Memorial Circle
Photo: Brad Peadon



Two photos taken during a bus blessing ceremony at Sorsogon (Bicol region).
Photo: late Renarto Perdon Collection


I had a particular love of these old clunkers, and would go out of my way to try to get them in their final years of use.
PXJ-475 - MALTC - EDSA, Opposite Mega Mall
Photo: Brad Peadon


PWP-775 - A-7 Tours - Commonwealth, Quezon City
Photo: Brad Peadon


Unidentified - PP Bus Line - Daraga
It fascinates me that they cover names on bus wrecks when the various liveries are usually very well known and distinctive.
Photo: Brad Peadon


DXL-485 - DESCO Engineering - Binan Laguna
Photo: Brad Peadon


AVB-703 - Heading towards Baguio
Photo: Brad Peadon


PXH651 - STA Liner - Brgy Payatas A, Quezon City
This was one of the buses owned by my late father in law.
Photo: Brad Peadon


DVC-735 - BLTB Co - Somewhere in  Manila and destined for Nasugbu.
Photo: Brad Peadon
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