THE LONDON & HOME COUNTIES SHOWBUS BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Thames Valley Bristol LS & Bristol MW models
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 The Thames Valley fleet was partially renumbered not long before the merger with Aldershot & District to produce Alder Valley. Thus this long serving Bristol LS6B suddenly became honoured with the distinctive fleet number, 100 (HBL79). The bus is seen on route 80 in Great Kimble, where it was known as the "little bus". Its Aylesbury - High Wycombe route winded through the villages, as opposed to the "big bus", main Aylesbury - Wycombe service through Kimble along the main road, (currently the 300/X30, but variously the 323/324, 30/30A, 21/21A or 20/20A over the last sixty years). The bus is seen passing "Joycelyn", my late grandparents' home: I was a frequent traveller on the "little bus". |
The same bus again as Thames Valley 677 (HBL79) in Frogmoor.
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Bristol LS6B 678 (HBL80) is seen on a short working of route 31 to Walters Ash, site of RAF Strike Command. The 323/324 service mentioned above was formed by linking the 31 service through Walters Ash and Lacey Green to the Wycombe - Aylesbury main road service just south of Pinces Risborough. The abandoned Wycombe - Saunderton - Risborough section became a less frequent service
and in recent years was interworked with the Wycombe - Thame routes, once operated by City of Oxford.
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The LS was popular in Newbury for many years. This pair is seen at Newbury Wharf.
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