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Great photo Mike, and we think the traffic is bad these days, whats the betting someone at the next bus stop will get on and say "why are late".

I am having the same problem also, Albert Haylor, Royal Engineers, 60116

Hi. Mike. I realise its awkward in the week to get down here, with work etc. you will make it one year I am sure. All the best. John.

Have been to see the carnival in Burnham to-night, was fantastic as usual, its in Weston next Monday, the 17th, at 7 30 if anyone can make it.

Thanks for the video,s BaMMoT, interesting stuff, nice to see a mixture of oldies there also.

I am very pleased to hear that, as you say, visiting the battlefields, and seeing all the wonderfully kept cemeterys there does have a very profound effect on you.

Thankyou Terry for your information, I respect what you say with your knowledge of WW1. His elder brother died at Hooge in June 1915 and that by all accounts made him join up allthough he was only 17 when he died. Thanks again. John70

Hello Wendy. Thanks for your reply, I have been on thr CWGC site and have the details of where he is buried and the date he died, I would now like to find out where he was taken prisoner of war, and where he died and what of. but dont know how to go about finding that out. John 70.

My great uncle Thomas Haylor is buried at Niederzwehren cemetery in Germany, he was only17 when he died on 2nd. August 1916, and I think he fought at the Somme, was injured there and taken prisoner by the Germans and transported back to Germany, is there a way I can find out exactly where he...

Thankyou once again Tardibigge, great photo,s, will look forward to the B C T. ones. Regards. John70

Thanks again Tardibigge for more great photo,s and memories, Kind Regards. John 70:)

Hi. BammoT. I expect you have seen this photo before of Highgate Road garage, bombed in Nov. 1940.

My first thought was Meriden, but I know thats not Brum.

Thanks for the video BammoT, great piece of driving I thought, I am personaly pleased to see the tram go also, often wondered why it was ever there to be honest.

This is a flyer advertising the last show Buddy, The Big Bopper and Ricky Valance did, it was after this show that the light aircraft went down killing them all.

Thankyou Tardibigge for the great photo,s thats very good of you, sorry for the delay in replying, I have been away for a week, 296 was a favourite bus for me. Kind Regards. John 70.

Hi. Mike. Thanks for the photo and info. the pic. you put on here of 296 earlier this week I have made it my screensaver, hope you dont mind, am away for a week now, up to Berwick on Tweed with our kid, show him thier buses. LOL. John.

Thankyou Lloyd for sending those, bet it was a nice atmosphere there, good to see 4031 repainted now and the D7 out. john.

On the local news tonight they said No. 6 has been chosen, and it should be up and running by June 2010.

Hi. Mike. I would have loved to have driven 296, thanks for the photo, that is going to be one of my favourites, I used to catch the 24 to work every morning at the Warstock terminus in the 50s,, the Leylands and in particular 296 were allways great. Did you go to Whythall last Sunday for...