Imber Bus returns – old buses traveling to an abandoned villageOnce a year, a fleet of old London buses are allowed into military lands to take trips to an empty village where no one lives. It is of course, therefore hugely popular.
It’s one month until ImberBus day!It’s one month to go until a fleet of old London routemaster buses will enter the military firing grounds of Salisbury Plain to visit an abandoned village.
Routemaster buses to drive through a military firing rangeJust once a year, a fleet of old London buses are allowed into military lands to take trips to an empty village where no one lives. It is of course, therefore hugely popular.
Just outside the Salisbury Plains a TfL bus sign shows a curious route, the 23A, that runs once a year, and is the only bus route allowed through the military firing ranges.
Once a year, a fleet of old London buses are allowed into military lands to take trips to an empty village where no one lives. It is of course, therefore hugely popular.
The now-annual chance to ride a series of double-decker buses through a military firing range to an abandoned village has confirmed its 2018 date.
The annual parade of vintage buses through a military firing range to an abandoned village takes place next Saturday.
Fancy taking a trip in a heritage London bus through the middle of a military firing range? In 3 months time, you can.
If you fancy riding around a military firing range in a fleet of old London double-decker buses, then ImberBus is the event to look out for — which I have written about in the past.
Fancy taking a trip in a heritage London bus through the middle of a military firing range? In 70 days time, you can — so keep Saturday 20th August free in your diary.
Fancy taking a trip in a heritage London bus through the middle of a military firing range? Well, keep Saturday 20th August free in your diary.
The annual Imberbus service running through an abandoned village in the middle of an MoD firing range is due to take place on Saturday 22nd August, and the formal timetable has been released.
Fancy taking a trip in a heritage London bus through the middle of a military firing range?
The timetable for this year’s Imber Bus route has been released, should you fancy taking a trip through the middle of an MoD firing range to an abandoned village during next month’s Bank Holiday Monday?
As you may recall, last year I spent a delightful day riding in a collection of London heritage buses to visit an abandoned village in the middle of the Salisbury military training grounds.
As the “Boris Buses” spread across London slowly taking over fresh bus routes, one was found on Saturday in a very unusual location on an very rare bus route.
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