Sep 26 2008

welcoming

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Why I love England #4.  welcoming

England welcomes all sorts of people, even bus enthusiasts, as long as they behave like responsible citizens by following health and safety instructions and reporting suspicious unattended packages to the appropriate security authorities.
Bus Enthusiasts

  1. zac writes

    Enjoy busses responsibly.

  2. Scarlet writes

    So what are stamp collectors supposed to do with the suspicious packages? And what about train spotters . . . are they not welcome in Bus stations?
    Sx

  3. :: Wendy :: writes

    In Canterbury enthusiasts can’t gather in groups of 2 or more lest the locals become alarmed by thier paraphanelia such as binoculars (train spotters) or large albums, or in my case a Hat (or 3)
    http://schrockthehouse.wordpress.com/2008/08/29/anti-social-behaviour/

  4. Kevin writes

    Bus enthusiasts are welcome at most bus stations. It’s passengers they don’t like.

  5. Morten writes

    Grief. So you’re specifically permitted to watch buses, otherwise it would be forbidden. I’m sure that if you go to the nearest Danish embassy and say the word “asylum”, you’ll be welcomed. This is about as bad as it gets, methinks…

  6. not a bus spotter writes

    I see that you are based in England.
    I would just like to let you know that there is an amphibius bus in the Stagecoach depot in Glasgow.
    It is meant to be going out on trial on the 7/2/10 at 8am.
    It is meant to be crossing the River Clyde at Yoker to Braehead

  7. wendy writes

    thankyou for sharing ‘not a bus spotter’ are you sure your ‘not’ status is accurate?

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