IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Redhill Road, COBHAM, KT11 1EF

looking east

Now where's that going - a player watches the flight of his ball against the sun.

Part of the fleet in use on the Cobham bus museum open day

A player tees off with an audience in the late afternoon sun. This hole requires the player to hit across the northern end of the lake directly onto the green on the other side.

On one of the running days, the 237 route now ends at Cobham from Richmond, here it continues to Addlestone. All the buses are free to use for event ticket holders, I went to Esher last time.

2000 rally celebrating 50 years of London Transport RT buses - preserved bus LUC291, AEC Regent, RT2043, showing Route 133 to London Bridge.

RF672 and RF269 rest in the yard behind the London Bus Preservation Trust's Cobham museum with RCL2260. The vehicles were taking part in the Green Line 80th anniversary celebrations on 17th July 2010. An hour or so later RCL2260 was to provide my transport back to Victoria Embankment in London.

The two buses nearest the photographer are within the gridsquare. The green bus is the preserved RT3491, an AEC Regent III which was in service with London Transport between 1952-73 and is now in LT's Green Line livery. It is kept by the London Bus Preservation Trust whose Cobham Museum is currently situated on the opposite side of the road. The red bus was originally an RMA-class Routemaster once used by BEA for its service between the West London Air Terminal and Heathrow. Such vehicles hauled a luggage trailer, hence the tow-bar connection at the rear. Since then the vehicle has had its length extended and its staircase moved from behind the driver's cab to the centre. It is now owned by Shaftesbury & District Motor Services and has been re-numbered RME1. The photograph was taken on the occasion of the LBPT's Spring Gathering held at the Museum and elsewhere.

2000 rally celebrating 50 years of London Transport RT buses.