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Local Bus Videos

Erdington still looks like that..;)



Seriously, that was great to look at. Even me at my tender years remember some of the street scenes.
Were the boat's the ones at Witton Lakes?
Brought back vague memories...
 
Fantastic Keith.
The sound of them buses, don't it just make your hair on the back of your neck stand up.:grinsmile:
 
Here's another two for you to be nostalgic about :p


 
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Love the one with the buses, I will be back to see the others. Better than some of our TV programs. But I guess that is another subject.
I saved a YouTube video to my desk top and then downloaded it onto a thread if that is what you are asking Frothblower. I was surprised it worked, I didn't think it did before the changes. Well done Keith, if that was another change you made. :) Mo
 
Now that bought a tear to a glass eye. My beautiful Aston as I knew it in the thirties. Many thanks. David Weaver, Australia.:'(
 
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Almost a little show for every-one, the narration by Telly Savalas on Mr Balms Birmingham is a wonderful piece of promotion. Alas i am told Brum no longer looks the same. Thank you Keith...Cat:)
 
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