The Scottish Vintage Bus Museum is set in a 49-acre site, north of Dunfermline and houses over 100 buses, as well as trains, a horse tram, and other exhibits.
@enthusiast_bus I rode on Merseybus Titan CUL 122V from Kirkby Stephen Railway Station on the Saturday morning of the Kirkby Stephen Easter Weekend Bus Rally.
Notices for the Open Weekend, New for this year! We will be issuing wristbands to everybody upon entry. This will allow everybody to get on any of the bus run and you'll be able to leave & return on the same day if you want.
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In addition to the wristbands, due to health & safety/insurance reasons visitors are no longer allowed to camp or any kind of ignition source beside vehicles/buildings as it is a fire risk.
There will be signs up directing you to the new camp site location.
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Thought everyone would like to see the entry prices. Remember payment is at the gate Contactless facilities are present but Cash is preferred. Hope to see you all this weekend. @GVVTGlasgow@MarcJF241@ScotBusGroup@HauntedKeira
I know there has been too many Glasgow pictures so here are some nice Fife ones to balance things up (Credit to the photographers) @GVVTGlasgow@TheTransportHub@HauntedKeira
In this week in 1966 the Tay Road Bridge was officially opened to traffic. Designed by William Fairhurst and built by Duncan Logan Ltd, it cost £6 million. Steelwork was supplied by Dorman Long. The bridge is seen here shortly after its completion. 🥳
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Good afternoon, Perth service 16 leaving Inchture at 17:29 will not finish run to Perth due to Technical difficulty, Sorry for any inconvenience caused.