(24 Jan 2017, 8:51 am)Jamie M What on earth is '0141 Steel'? 3822 was showing it on all destination boards at Gateshead.
Number on the left face-on with the display in all.
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(24 Jan 2017, 8:51 am)Jamie M What on earth is '0141 Steel'? 3822 was showing it on all destination boards at Gateshead.
Number on the left face-on with the display in all.
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(24 Jan 2017, 8:51 am)Jamie M What on earth is '0141 Steel'? 3822 was showing it on all destination boards at Gateshead.
Number on the left face-on with the display in all.
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(24 Jan 2017, 9:06 am)Andreos1 I noticed one of the Olympians displaying the same thing on Friday morning too.One of them had 682/3 to newbrough once, made me laugh.
Was parked in the middle at Gateshead.
(24 Jan 2017, 9:06 am)Andreos1 I noticed one of the Olympians displaying the same thing on Friday morning too.One of them had 682/3 to newbrough once, made me laugh.
Was parked in the middle at Gateshead.
(24 Jan 2017, 9:06 am)Andreos1 I noticed one of the Olympians displaying the same thing on Friday morning too.
Was parked in the middle at Gateshead.
(24 Jan 2017, 9:06 am)Andreos1 I noticed one of the Olympians displaying the same thing on Friday morning too.
Was parked in the middle at Gateshead.
(24 Jan 2017, 9:43 am)Charles41 The Steel is a farm about 3 miles south of Hexham deep in rural Hexhamshire.
The scholars service used to run to Whitley Chapel and was also available to the public to use.
Charles
(24 Jan 2017, 9:43 am)Charles41 The Steel is a farm about 3 miles south of Hexham deep in rural Hexhamshire.
The scholars service used to run to Whitley Chapel and was also available to the public to use.
Charles
(24 Jan 2017, 9:43 am)Charles41 The Steel is a farm about 3 miles south of Hexham deep in rural Hexhamshire.
The scholars service used to run to Whitley Chapel and was also available to the public to use.
Charles
The Thames Travel Optare Solo 691: YJ13 HNW has entered service at Peterlee
depot. This has resulted in the transfer of MPD 574: NK53 TMZ to Riverside and
the withdrawal of 605: NK04 NUA. The last Volvo Olympians have been withdrawn
from Stanley, fleet numbers 3822, 3830, 3831 and 3832. However, 3830 has been
transferred to Riverside to replace their 3824 which is withdrawn. Also
withdrawn from Stanley is Volvo B10BLE 4896: V986 ETN. Ex-Brighton Omnidekka
6145: YN55 NFC is in service at Percy Main together with 6132: YN04 GJF
transferred from Stanley in exchange for Dennis Trident/Plaxton 3888: NK51 UCR.
19 December
(24 Jan 2017, 8:51 am)Jamie M What on earth is '0141 Steel'? 3822 was showing it on all destination boards at Gateshead.
Number on the left face-on with the display in all.
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(24 Jan 2017, 8:51 am)Jamie M What on earth is '0141 Steel'? 3822 was showing it on all destination boards at Gateshead.
Number on the left face-on with the display in all.
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According to someone on Facebook, Optare MetroDecker YJ16DFG (9099) has been sighted heading down the A1(M) towards Leeds.
(24 Jan 2017, 12:57 pm)Simmy Just seen it an hour ago with the same destination on. Maybe someone is having a play around?Here is the bus in question, for all concern:
![[Image: 32459802056_8f559c1fb7_h.jpg]](https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/559/32459802056_8f559c1fb7_h.jpg)
(Go North East) S832OFT / 3832 - Volvo Olympian by Jamie MP, on Flickr(24 Jan 2017, 12:57 pm)Simmy Just seen it an hour ago with the same destination on. Maybe someone is having a play around?Here is the bus in question, for all concern:
(Go North East) S832OFT / 3832 - Volvo Olympian by Jamie MP, on Flickr
(24 Jan 2017, 10:16 am)Andreos1 It's lovely up that neck of the woods. If you haven't tried it (and if it's still decent), the pub at Dipton Mill is worth a look.
I haven't been for a while, but they had their own brewery last time I looked.
(24 Jan 2017, 10:16 am)Andreos1 It's lovely up that neck of the woods. If you haven't tried it (and if it's still decent), the pub at Dipton Mill is worth a look.
I haven't been for a while, but they had their own brewery last time I looked.
(24 Jan 2017, 10:11 am)ifm001 The Steel is a farm about 3 miles south of Hexham deep in rural Hexhamshire.
The scholars service used to run to Whitley Chapel and was also available to the public to use.
Charles
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Hexhamshire or Northumberland. Now that is a question
(24 Jan 2017, 5:31 pm)Venturego Reference to "Hexamshire" - Name of Brewery:
http://diptonmill.co.uk/
"Home of the Hexhamshire Brewery, the Dipton Mill is a cosy, welcoming country pub with real fires, real ales and a real warm welcome."
(24 Jan 2017, 10:11 am)ifm001 The Steel is a farm about 3 miles south of Hexham deep in rural Hexhamshire.
The scholars service used to run to Whitley Chapel and was also available to the public to use.
Charles
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Hexhamshire or Northumberland. Now that is a question
(24 Jan 2017, 5:31 pm)Venturego Reference to "Hexamshire" - Name of Brewery:
http://diptonmill.co.uk/
"Home of the Hexhamshire Brewery, the Dipton Mill is a cosy, welcoming country pub with real fires, real ales and a real warm welcome."
3970 now has new gne logos. No partial repaint.
(24 Jan 2017, 3:04 pm)Charles41 The pub at Dipton Mill is still there and the brewery is still going. There's a great walk you can do over the fields from Hexham town centre.
The scholars service was numbered H5 I believe and served the High School and Middle School at Hexham. Nightingale Coaches used to run a shoppers service twice a month on a Tuesday morning from Blachland and Slaley via Whitley Chapel. There are currently no public bus services serving Hexhamshire.
Charles
(24 Jan 2017, 5:31 pm)Venturego Reference to "Hexamshire" - Name of Brewery:
http://diptonmill.co.uk/
Home of the Hexhamshire Brewery, the Dipton Mill is a cosy, welcoming country pub with real fires, real ales and a real warm welcome.
(24 Jan 2017, 3:04 pm)Charles41 The pub at Dipton Mill is still there and the brewery is still going. There's a great walk you can do over the fields from Hexham town centre.
The scholars service was numbered H5 I believe and served the High School and Middle School at Hexham. Nightingale Coaches used to run a shoppers service twice a month on a Tuesday morning from Blachland and Slaley via Whitley Chapel. There are currently no public bus services serving Hexhamshire.
Charles
(24 Jan 2017, 5:31 pm)Venturego Reference to "Hexamshire" - Name of Brewery:
http://diptonmill.co.uk/
Home of the Hexhamshire Brewery, the Dipton Mill is a cosy, welcoming country pub with real fires, real ales and a real warm welcome.
3887 has had a plastic shield with a square cut-out fitted to the rear LED blind.
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(25 Jan 2017, 1:32 pm)Jamie M 3887 has had a plastic shield with a square cut-out fitted to the rear LED blind.
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