MasterSpenny’s YouTube Channel

[MasterSpenny]

I have a YouTube channel, named Spenny B, where I upload games, trains and buses. I have not posted that much over the past couple months, but I am going to try and upload more.

I am planning to do a collection where I have a daily video up until Christmas during December of 2023. I originally did that in December 2022. If anybody wants me to upload something specific please inform me via conversation message or posting on this thread and I will see if I have the materials to create and upload it.

I also have various playlists (both for my videos and other things I enjoy watching as a viewer)

https://youtube.com/@spennyb8466?si=JwLwH28S3XqwxLJM

Channel Statistics (as of 31 January 2024)

Subscribers: 322
Videos: 213
Channel Views: 167,293

 

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New video uploaded - which is on Transport for London bus specifications and alternatives to the ones introduced in 2023

 

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An update regarding the Christmas Advent Calendar - the first video for this year has been created, and it is scheduled to launch at 6am each day. I will be adding the URL to the video into this thread each morning.

Should I try and add a subscribe, like and bell hit animation into future videos like some YouTubers do?

 

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Here is the video I promised. It’s about former London bus garages and the routes that operated at Watford garage under Arriva London, and departed the garage prior to the garage itself closing

 

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The next video. This one is based on Arriva London’s former garages Heathrow and Manor Road. Both of which were on opposite sides of London and were not open at the same time ever.

 

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In today’s video, we move away from past Arriva London garages temporarily (temporarily because there is one more garage that needs to be done, but I did not have time to create it last night). So, have a video on the final routes at Go Ahead London’s Belvedere garage when it closed!

 

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Following on from yesterday’s video, today I explain the past routes at the Belvedere garage prior to it’s closure, and under Go Ahead operation.

 

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Today’s video is on the former garage Maldena Way, and the routes that operated there when the garage closed.

 

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Apologies for the late posting, I somehow got away with it this morning.

Today’s video is on the previous routes that operated from Maldena Way garage, and the routes that left the garage prior to the garage itself closing.

 

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Very late posting. Because it has been a busy day.

Today’s video is on the former Alperton garage that was operated by Metroline and the last routes that operated there.

 

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Today’s video is on the previous routes that operated at Alperton Garage prior to its closure (ones that moved out prior to closure)

 

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As there was only one route at the end of operation at Metroline’s Hayes garage, in this video I explain three routes that previously operated. The other previous routes will be in the next video.

 

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Today’s video is on the other 2 routes that operated at the former Hayes garage Metroline operated.

 

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Today’s video is on Perivale East garage, and the final routes that operated there.

 

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Episode 16 is on the previous routes that operated at Perivale West garage.

 

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Day 13:

Today is on RATP. I explain some of the former Wandsworth garage.

 

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The other two routes that have operated at Wandsworth garage under London bus usage are two school routes.
This is also my 200th video!

 

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Christmas Advent Calendar Day 15 (The Channels 201st Video)

In today’s video, I explain the former garage of Park Royal. Yes there is a garage there that is operated by RATP as of this post being made but this is on the former site, prior to the garages ‘move’.

 

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Today’s video is on the previous routes that operated at the former Park Royal garage prior to its closure.

 

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In today’s video, I explain the RATP site of Twickenham Garage. As I explain in the video, it is still around, but currently not used to house London bus routes, but things like when buses have their withdrawal, they are stored here.

 

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Today’s video, which is on Abellio’s past garages, shows the final routes that operated at Southall Garage.

 

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In today’s video, I explain 2 routes that had departed operation from Southall Garage before this site closed down.

 

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In today’s video, the garage explained upon is Abellio’s former Hayes garage. This one was coded as WS, so it’s different to the past Metroline garage.

 

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In today’s video, the topic is on the former Abellio Hayes garage (as the previous post on this thread, this is different to the former Metroline site).

 

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Today’s topic is on the former Arriva garage named Lea Valley, that closed in 2014, just under 10 years ago now!

 

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The topic of the 23rd day of the Christmas Advent Calendar is still on Lee Valley garage. However, it is on the routes that moved out of the garage before the garage itself closed down.

 

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The next past garage to feature is a the former Go-Ahead Rainham garage. Like the former Abellio garage in Hayes, which had no relationship with the former Metroline site, this garage didn’t have a relationship with the current Stagecoach garage also in Rainham. This video is split into 3:

1. Episode 28 - Final Regular routes (route that are just a number)
2. Episode 29 - Final School routes (routes in the 6xx series)
3. Episode 30 - Letter Prefixed Routes (routes numbered in the range A10-X140)

This video is the last one in the Christmas Advent Calendar 2023 series, so the next video will come out at a random point. This may before or during 2024.

 

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In today’s video, the topic is, as previously announced (see post 27 on this thread) the final school routes at Rainham garage. This is also my first video of 2024.

 

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The video I posted earlier is not part of the garage series, but it’s a journey. This journey is on London route 658, onboard Go-Ahead London’s MHV65, a refurbished MCV EvoSeti.

 

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This evening’s video is on the final letter prefix routes that operated at Go-Ahead London’s former Rainham garage.