As ever we took full advantage of the free vintage buses which always replace the usual public buses on the first day of a new year in our little city.
It is always fun to travel on the old buses, although sadly it is now much more appealing to the younger members of our family. How frightening is it when "vintage buses" are the ones you remember as a child and you read notices inside which have no meaning to your children ("Does that include ipods?")
Adverts painted on the side of buses seem laughable now, if only a house was that cheap!
We departed in the shadow of King Alfred
and joined the vintage bus crowds in front of the Guildhall before enjoying a little Christmas voucher spend in town. Such a lovely way to spend the first day of a new year; being together and not spending any money.
Here's to Twenty Twelve and many more happy moments to enjoy and share!
lovely photos Grace. House in Teg Down for £2250 - I'll have one for the weekends
ReplyDeleteThose buses look great. I can't believe houses were that cheap!
ReplyDeleteEmma xxx
Loved the pics of the old buses.Mu mum and dad met when they worked on the buses in the 1940s-1950s, he was a bus driver and she was a conductress! I remember our old school bus being something like that too in the 60's, they were open at the back though and it was freezing.I dont think they would allow it these days with the health and safety aspect.
ReplyDeleteOh those buses!! So gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a bus driver, but Aussie buses are not nearly as nice - even vintage ones.......
What a cute bus. Happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they were free, thought it was an exclusive club or something. Great piccies as usual.
ReplyDeleteLove the Teg Down house price.....bet it's about that much to rent per month nowadays!
Looking forward to reading your blog this year Grace, always inspires me. xx