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[marie]

:lol:
on the upper deck and on the footpath

http://www.pbase.com/image/49409596/original.jpg

[Airedale1]

I knew they had those in England but I did not know they were also in Ireland. Thanks for sharing, very nice image.

[PhotosGuy]

Access is denied, Marie! :(

[Belmondo]

Well, Frank, there was a very nice picture of a big, red, double-decker bus. It was there yesterday---trust me.

[marie]

I knew they had those in England but I did not know they were also in Ireland. Thanks for sharing, very nice image.

this was in London Airdale:o
our double deckers are green or yellow
thank you

(I always love seeing these red buses)

:cool::lol:

[marie]

Access is denied, Marie! :(
:cool:
thank you very much Frank
I appreciate your telling me
:)

[marie]

Well, Frank, there was a very nice picture of a big, red, double-decker bus. It was there yesterday---trust me.

ha ha
it had a breakdown Tom
:lol:
but not quite rickity yet

thanks for describing it here
I fixed it now
got a degree in maintenance
:mrgreen:

[stoneylonesome]

Lovely shot Marie; Tell me is that the driver making a phone call back to the garage for a tow? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[PhotosGuy]

It's back! Very nice, but I thought the old ones had more character. Life moves on... ;)

[Belmondo]

It's back! Very nice, but I thought the old ones had more character. Life moves on... ;)

I agree. There was an auto parts company in San Jose that had a couple of the older style that they used as rolling billboards. The engine was up front, and the upper deck hung over the hood and driver's compartment. The upper deck was open (not covered), and there was a spiral stairway in the back. Definitely more character.

[marie]

Lovely shot Marie; Tell me is that the driver making a phone call back to the garage for a tow? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


:lol::lol::lol:

seems like it Sandy

notice the bus ad. says 'the woman in white '
but he is wearing the trousers
(this time)
:lol::lol:

many thanks

[marie]

but I thought the old ones had more character. ;)

same with people ?
:lol:


thanks Frank

[marie]

I agree. There was an auto parts company in San Jose that had a couple of the older style that they used as rolling billboards. The engine was up front, and the upper deck hung over the hood and driver's compartment. The upper deck was open (not covered), and there was a spiral stairway in the back. Definitely more character.
we have something like those Tom
but the weather on the 'not covered' ones (tourist buses) tells a sad tale on a wet day
oops
I got a shot of the uncovered one in London
it was raining and everyone was in plastic headgear upstairs

:shock:

sounds like the forum


:mrgreen: