A very proud owner! My favourite ride of the day
I will miss these, just a little bit anyway
Dwarfed by the majestic bridges at Saltash Passage. The 6 and 7 routes were the ones I grew up with and went to school on. It was the Bristol FLFs and then the nice new VRs which led to me becoming a bus spotter.
A faithful friend… and a dog
Not always the best of friends but Plymouth Citybus and First / Western National did manage to get on for most of the time.
Classic bus in a classic bus station – soon to be no more.
The last two generation's of Ferry bus
Southern imposter, but very welcome anyway
Thats me in the front window!
Torpoint wont be the same
Line up of First (plus one!)
Somehow the ugobus brand managed to survive right till the end. A brand launched with so much promise but then left to wither away.
A time to reflect on what was and what could have been
There wont be that many photos of First buses and Yellow Flash together as they were only overlapping for one week. Plymouth certainly has colourful buses. It remains to be seen if Stagecoach bring quite as much colour as First did.
Lovely line up for the last ever First run to Torpoint
THE END.
there was 6 torpoint buses so where was number 6 bus but 5 buses only had torpoint fleet name
ReplyDeleteCracking photos; both from yourself and those who sent theirs in. Really goes to show what a great day last Saturday was.
ReplyDeleteSouthern Imposter?! A genuine WN vehicle but restored as it was post the 1983 division...
ReplyDeletea very welcome imposter!
DeleteChill out Dave!
DeleteTongue in cheek Graham, excellent write up on a memorable day, and fantastic photos. A lovely event to commemorate the end of an era.
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