The Bus Home
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The Bus Home
Image: © Martin Addison Taken: 15 Jan 1980
A bus turns out of Blackfriars Road into St.James' Road. Both are sections of the A148 - one of the main arteries across Norfolk. On the right of the photo is St.James' Park, part of The Walks public space. Interesting line of terraced houses with balconies on the left in Blackfriars Road. The bus, AAG96B, seems to have a good load of passengers, probably on their way home from the market. Some are clinging on for dear life as it leans out on the corner. For the record it is an Alexander bodied Leyland Leopard and is wearing the colours of its previous owners, Western Scottish. I don't know who was operating it in Kings Lynn.
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Image Location
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52.752836
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0.401149