Kernow Dave
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Good evening to you all, I wonder if anyone could tell me the identity of the driver training bus in Helston today.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Good luck with keeping the seagulls out of that, especially at Mousehole terminus. Still, the Bird Hospital is only a short hop away on Raginnis Hill if required! I've taken a few injured gulls there myself over the years. Unattended buses in Penzance Bus Station might also find unwanted attention to the seat and floor coverings.Unsure if link works but just come up re new Mousehole Solo open back. View attachment 113517View attachment 113518Log in to Facebook
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From Marc Huw's via Twitter .
But surely the same could be said of the open toppers, or buses left on the layover bays with the doors open.Good luck with keeping the seagulls out of that, especially at Mousehole terminus. Still, the Bird Hospital is only a short hop away on Raginnis Hill if required! I've taken a few injured gulls there myself over the years. Unattended buses in Penzance Bus Station might also find unwanted attention to the seat and floor coverings.
I hope they get vinyled soon. The plain look is not a great look.Gemini 2 37795 entered service yesterday, making it's debut on the 12:00 Circular Service seen here at St Ives
Agreed, makes them look so much better even more so with the new updated versionI hope they get vinyled soon. The plain look is not a great look.
Former Kernow Marshall Dart 41490 is reportedly in Summercourt Travel’s yard. Unsure where it’s appeared from.
They get refuelled there daily as Helston no longer fuels on site. Both were out today; one on the L1 and the other on the L5.Both of the Lizard branded open top Tridents were seen in Camborne a short time ago. I don’t know if they were planned or unplanned visits!
They get refuelled there daily as Helston no longer fuels on site. Both were out today; one on the L1 and the other on the L5.
Ever had a seagull get inside your house through an open door and then panic, even though the door remained open? Two minutes later, any number of glasses, mugs etc smashed and poo everywhere in kitchen and bathroom. then you've got to try and catch the damned thing without getting attacked. An open top bus is just akin to people on the street in a seagull's eyes. Buses on layover usually have doors closed unless a driver is inside and, in any case, it would seem to me to be a much less desirable target shapewise to a seagull than a paneless window. We shall no doubt see!But surely the same could be said of the open toppers, or buses left on the layover bays with the doors open.
I have to wield the off-topic hammer here, but this is a subject that is definitely worthy of discussion if you'd care to start a thread in General Discussion!Better to use the term ‘gull’ as there isn’t a bird called a seagull. Gulls are gulls of some description but not seagulls. Most common species is Herring Gull of course but numerous other species exist and behaviour is different/ better!
Also been making an appearance on the 58 - as driven by me!Taunton Streetlite 47543 is currently at Yeovil depot, working Service 54 yesterday and Service X10 today!
To provide some more info, Marc has said that 10 '58 plate excel E400s will be joining Buses of Somerset, in addition to the Geminis from Glasgow. This will lead to the withdrawal of the ALX400s, Lolynes, darts, L94UB Solars and the B7RLEs. The 3 Solo SRs will return to Cornwall and some streetlites may be withdrawn.
Are some of the Streetlites leased?To provide some more info, Marc has said that 10 '58 plate excel E400s will be joining Buses of Somerset, in addition to the Geminis from Glasgow. This will lead to the withdrawal of the ALX400s, Lolynes, darts, L94UB Solars and the B7RLEs. The 3 Solo SRs will return to Cornwall and some streetlites may be withdrawn.
I'm not sure which ones were converted in 2017, but all 9 open top presidents presidents previously allocated to the Atlantic/Land's End Coaster are still active on the Land's End Coaster until the new open top B9s are ready for service (as well as the Falmouth Coaster B7 acquired last year as the single open top alx400). None of these are due to leave the fleet with 3 heading to the Sunseeker routes, and the rest as sales points.How many of the originally converted 2017 B7TL/President Coasters are still active now?
I'm not sure, I don't think so but may be wrong. Tweet here is from Marc re the streetlites, no specifics so will just have to wait and see.Are some of the Streetlites leased?
Some Streetlites too
I'm not sure which ones were converted in 2017, but all 9 open top presidents presidents previously allocated to the Atlantic/Land's End Coaster are still active on the Land's End Coaster until the new open top B9s are ready for service (as well as the Falmouth Coaster B7 acquired last year as the single open top alx400). None of these are due to leave the fleet with 3 heading to the Sunseeker routes, and the rest as sales points.
Two of the B9s are in service.I'm not sure which ones were converted in 2017, but all 9 open top presidents presidents previously allocated to the Atlantic/Land's End Coaster are still active on the Land's End Coaster until the new open top B9s are ready for service (as well as the Falmouth Coaster B7 acquired last year as the single open top alx400). None of these are due to leave the fleet with 3 heading to the Sunseeker routes, and the rest as sales points.
Would the StreetLites not just get cascaded elsewhere in the network?I'm not sure which ones were converted in 2017, but all 9 open top presidents presidents previously allocated to the Atlantic/Land's End Coaster are still active on the Land's End Coaster until the new open top B9s are ready for service (as well as the Falmouth Coaster B7 acquired last year as the single open top alx400). None of these are due to leave the fleet with 3 heading to the Sunseeker routes, and the rest as sales points.
I'm not sure, I don't think so but may be wrong. Tweet here is from Marc re the streetlites, no specifics so will just have to wait and see.
Not sure if any are left now, but there were previously some from Dawson rentals when Webberbus closed.Are some of the Streetlites leased?
The tweet didn't mention Solos or Streetlites; is that info from another source?To provide some more info, Marc has said that 10 '58 plate excel E400s will be joining Buses of Somerset, in addition to the Geminis from Glasgow. This will lead to the withdrawal of the ALX400s, Lolynes, darts, L94UB Solars and the B7RLEs. The 3 Solo SRs will return to Cornwall and some streetlites may be withdrawn.