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Buses around the country

more old buses from around the country on this site

MIKE'SBUSPAGES

share an enthusiasts memories of more interesting days for transport - mainly about buses but other forms of transport too
www.mikesbuspages.com
 
Have changed the title of this thread to buses around the country. We have separate threads for Birmingham buses including on the link below.

Birmingham buses

WOW ........... So many buses..... ragga. :)
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Viv
 
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Nor me. Don't know if it still exists. If anyone can find it please post new link. Thanks. Viv.
 
The Transport Museum at Wythall has partnered with the Statfold Narrow Gauge Railway, situated just outside Tamworth, to provide the public transport element of its new road transport museum. This has allowed them to establish a small 'reserve collection' away from Wythall with a selection of their vehicles on display to the public on their open days
 
We seem to be wandering away from the sites name lately. Whilst the contents, post boxes and this thread - to name two - are interesting they are not Birmingham orientated. Are we running out of Birmingham features facts? I think that there is a tremendous amount of Birmingham threads which would benefit by re-reading. Some thread have received little attention and were soon passed by, newer members might have something to add to them.
Many recent posts contained photos or facts already posted, older members will remember them for certain.

By the way is there any news of Old Mohawk? A frequent poster here and did refer to any previously posted material when making a new post or thread.
 
Radiorails said:
I know Pete, but I was wondering if there was an update since early August.
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sadly there is alan which i think you have seen but for those who have not there is a new updated thread here


RIP OLD MOWHAWK (phil)

it is with great sadness that we inform members that our good friend phil passed away peacefully on the 11th of august aged 88..phil had been a member since 2007 and had supported this forum with his many contributions...he was always happy to help fellow members and nothing was too much...
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