| A VARIED LOOK
These are mostly from the UK, but with a smattering from Malta, Canada, and France. Time span is from 1962 through to today, and covers a mix of the working buses, and those that are in preservation. I have elected to show only my favorite UK buses. Buses probably come second to aircraft, but it will never be ahead of them. Buses fascinated me as a kid, & to see so many ‘Southdown’, this naturally became my favorite operator. I use to go to the Southdown garage in Horsham’s Denne Road, where they would let me go & sit in the cab of Guy Utilities that were stored there in the 50’s. After Southdown, I was always drawn to the red London bus. I used to go down town to the A24 in Horsham & watch the weekend procession of seaside specials. Ah! Memories of those red buses of the 50’s… |
Beutifully restord PS1 Tiger at Amberly Chalk Pits. |
All over 'Spirit' radio ad on this Olympian of Stagecoach. |
Awaiting its next turn of duty, this Volvo sits outside it's Chichester garage |
Lovingly restored, a Cavalier in full Southdown tradition at the at Worthing running day. The ultimate Southdown touring coach. |
Sightseeing around Paris. |
Stagecoach Volvo pulls in to the Chichester bus station |
BH&D Dennis Dart near Churchill Square |
Southdown VRT with the 'Hissing Sid' logo in Portsmouth |
Brighton Coaches 'hop on hop off' circuler route. |
Stagecoach are good at recognizing their own heritage; here a Dennis Dart is painted up in King Alfred colours |
Arriva operate Horsham's Park&Ride service, seen here in the Carfax |
Stagecoach as always, recognizing their heritage; a Dennis Dart is re-painted up in Southdown colours |
