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So right. A steeper beach and the story might have been different.

@@MisterAutistictransitfanman It’s been a while since I’ve seen any of the Phantoms in service. Most of them have been removed from routes service and gone to the worker/driver fleet.

@@seacoffeelover You have a video of one of those on Route 301 but no freeway portion recorded.

Try on either a Gillig Phantom or a 2004 or 2005 Gillig Low Floor.

@@MisterAutistictransitfanman I did not take the freeway portion on that particular trip. That is most likely the best I will ever get with one of their Phantoms.

@@MisterAutistictransitfanman I got lucky the last two times I was riding in Bremerton and one of the older LFs showed up. No predictability ahead of time, especially since their stupid app doesn’t even display half the buses in service.

@@kennysbusdrawings It was so awesome to actually be able to hear everything!!

@@seacoffeelover Yea, thats part of why I said sometimes they should just *not* with the fans, I have a video where the fans cut off for like 10 seconds on the 2 line and its like a feeling of relief when everything just quiets down and calms down. It was on a kinkisharyo too.

@@kennysbusdrawings I’ve only ever heard it shut off once before and that was for a quick second so the operator could make an announcement for everyone to hear.

Same here

It just kinda scared me a little 🤣. There was lightning in the area but didn’t expect it that close. It struck less than a block away.

Ah…yes it was

They have one for now. Not consistent on when they run it.

@@seacoffeelover Ok thanks

@@seacoffeelover These buses runs on 212/217 at certain times. IIRC caught one between 10:45AM to 2PM. 2 35' electric Low-floors have been on the road. I'd unofficially designate these buses as ("35E-Series")

SeaTac is open and they extended it further south. Angle Lake is the end of the line for now, I think it’s about a mile south of Seatac Airport. They are in the middle of construction on another giant expansion to Federal Way.

@@seacoffeelover yeah I’ve been to angle lake lol

Oops. I didn’t read that right. SeaTac was open at that time lol

Yes, the horn was taken off the vessel and is now a goal horn, used whenever the Kraken score.

Yes, the horn was taken off the vessel and is now a goal horn, used whenever the Kraken score.

It’s from Cummins

That wasn't the tornado - the tornado was on the other side of the house (you can tell from the direction the debris is coming from). There was a high-end EF2, near EF3, tornado with 130mph winds confirmed on that day, damaging over 200 homes and leveling a storage facility.

The time between “next” and passing the stop is extremely short.

Huh when I rode the 212 a few weeks ago, there was no signage or voice, is that normal?

@@buckleytransit Bus Captains/Operators announces key stops/timepoints. No automated announcements are made for this agency. (source): frequent transit rider. Of course, without automated announcements (unlike King County) not all operators announce stops. But that's not a big deal, and quite normal.

@@GPTMagana gotcha, as a Central Seattle resident, I rarely ever ride Kitsap Transit

@Flint nerd

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yshouldi foogle If I was on the other side of the house, I would have ran into the bathroom for shelter...I couldn’t see what was happening from this angle until the trees started getting shredded.

Hank Schrader Yeah...Houses we’re damaged the next street down.

@@seacoffeelover just glad no one was killed or seriously injured

yshouldi foogle lol...I knew I could get inside fast and didn’t wasn’t another person next to me. However, If I had a view of the other side of the house I would have been inside already