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Tag Archives: Sarehole Mill
That’s it for 2014
Our tours are over now for this year! Our Outer Circle Tours were great – we even had a sunny day for the one on the 26th of September – most unusual – we normally have drizzle! We’ve counted up … Continue reading
Posted in Cotswold Bus Trips, Historic Bus Tours, Historic Bus Tours for 2014, Our Charities, Outer Circle Bus Trips, Stanway Fountain, Steam Railway, Wythall Transport Museum
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Tours for 2014
GOOD NEWS! We’ve arranged our tours for 2014. Following our successful formats from previous years our tours have been arranged as follows: Tuesday 17th June – “Cotswolds” Friday 19th September – Outer Circle In June, the Midland Red single deck … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s Birmingham Corporation Double-Decker, Birmingham, Birmingham Bus, Birmingham City Transport, BRUM, Bus Tour, Buy tickets, Cotswold Bus Trip, Cotswolds, G-WR, G-WSR, Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Steam Railway, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway, Great Western Steam Railway, Guided Tour, Guy Arab IV, Historic Bus Tour, Historic Cotswold Bus Tour, I want to sit upstairs at the front, old buses, Outer Circle, Outer Circle Bus, Ride the Outer Circle, Sarehole Mill, Stanway Fountain, Vintage Bus, Vintage Bus Trip, Wythall Transport Museum
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A sight to behold!
On August 26th The Transport Museum at Wythall organised a cavalcade of Birmingham City Transport “New Look” double deck buses from the 1950s to travel from the Event Day at the museum to Kings Heath, then along the Outer Circle … Continue reading
Posted in Historic Bus Tours, Outer Circle Bus Trips, Wythall Transport Museum
Tagged 1950s Birmingham Corporation Double-Decker, August Monday bus trip, Birmingham, Birmingham Bus, Birmingham City Transport, birmingham in the 1950s, BRUM, Bus Tour, Guy Arab IV, Historic Bus Tour, I want to sit upstairs at the front, old buses, Outer Circle, Outer Circle Bunches, Outer Circle Bus, Ride the Outer Circle, Sarehole Mill, Vintage Bus, Vintage Bus Trip, Wythall Transport Museum
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All aboard the Blue & Cream
The Transport Museum at Wythall is celebrating one hundred years of motor bus operation in Birmingham by running a fleet of Blue & Cream BCT buses from the event day at the museum on Monday the 26th of August to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s Birmingham Corporation Double-Decker, Birmingham, Birmingham Buses, Birmingham City Transport, birmingham in the 1950s, Blue & Cream Buses, Blue and cream, BRUM, Bus Tour, Guy Arab IV, old buses, Outer Circle, Outer Circle Bus, Ride the Outer Circle, Sarehole Mill, Vintage Bus, Vintage Bus Trip, Wythall Transport Museum
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All Aboard – the Outer Circle
In September we are planning two opportunities to ride around Birmingham’s famous Outer Circle bus route – the Number 11. With the help of the Transport Museum at Wythall we are using a 1953 Birmingham City Transport double deck bus … Continue reading
Posted in Historic Bus Tours, Historic Bus Tours for 2013, Outer Circle Bus Trips, Wythall Transport Museum
Tagged 1950s Birmingham Corporation Double-Decker, Birmingham, Birmingham Bus, Birmingham City Transport, Blue & Cream, booking, BRUM, Bus Tour, Buy tickets, Charity, Guided Tour, Guy Arab IV, Historic Bus Tour, I want to sit upstairs at the front, old buses, Outer Circle, Outer Circle Bus, Ride the Outer Circle, Sarehole Mill, Transport Museum at Wythall, Vintage Bus, Vintage Bus Trip, Wythall Transport Museum
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Enjoy our 11-11-11 Tour from your armchair
We have started work on a photo blog that covers our 11-11-11 tour on the Outer Circle. CLICK HERE to see how we are progressing. This is work in progress and covers the tour which started at Sarehole Mill. We … Continue reading
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Our last Outer Circle Tour for this year – AH!
Yes, we’re afraid that we have taken our last Historic Bus Tour around Birmingham’s famous Outer Circle Bus Route for 2012. We almost had a bus full, just fell short due to a few potential passengers being “indisposed”. However we … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950s Birmingham Corporation Double-Decker, Asthma UK, Birmingham, Birmingham Bus, Birmingham City Transport, Bus Tour, Charity, Guided Tour, Guy Arab IV, Historic Bus Tour, I want to sit upstairs at the front, Outer Circle, Outer Circle Bus, Photo by DJ Norton, Ride the Outer Circle, Sarehole Mill, Vintage Bus, Vintage Bus Trip, Wythall Transport Museum
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