(Charlotte Church, National Orchestra of Wales - Carrickfergus.) Enjoy!
The photos I am sharing today are ones that I took a couple of years ago. Now, not all the Montreal buses look like this one...this particular one is known as the accordion style because it resembles an accordion in the middle of the bus. Basically, it is a bus twice as larger as the regular models. This model of bus is used on the busiest bus lines.
In the last photo I took a picture of its interior...facing towards the back from the middle of the bus where the accordion split is. There are three exit doors here instead of the usual two you find on other buses. You just need to click on the images to see a larger view.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I always appreciate and enjoy reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share.
merci Linda, la musique de vidéo est magnifique!
ReplyDeleteles bus chez nous sont très longs aussi, merci pour les photos, c'est intéressant
bonne nuit
Laurence, Opale et Sonye
Lots of those buses in Helsinki (Finland) as well =)
ReplyDeleteCharlotte is one truly superb artist, in voice and style, and the bus, I think I saw one of these in Brisbane many years ago, they can turn corners a lot easier than the solid sided ones, is that the reason for the concertina part? Cheers from Jean
ReplyDeleteThe song is beautiful Linda! The buses are really different looking. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting feature on the buses. I've seen some semis that could use something like that. :)
ReplyDeletequite the unique bus
ReplyDeleteBeautiful song! Interesting buses. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteTHAT would be an adventure!!! I loved riding the busses in London! I woudl love to ride THIS one!
ReplyDeletethanks for the bus photos! it looks so clean and colorful! :D
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ReplyDeleteBuses from the same sofa seats pass by me in Poland.
Regards :)
Interesting photos! We had those kind of buses years ago, but not anymore.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely voice that young lady has. The inside of this bus looks like the inside of ones in Avignon. Very clever design.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, Charlotte Church, sings beautifully, I love you this kind of music very much. Great photos of the bus, the Interior looks nice. I wish you a very good weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a unique bus. I've never seen one. Thanks for sharing the song, Linda.
ReplyDeleteI dont know this girl .... and it's a beautiful song.
ReplyDeleteI see "Jean Coutu" des souvenirs pour moi.
Have a nice week-end
Beautiful song! And wow that's a huge bus. Have a wonderful weekend Linda :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA bendy bus!
ReplyDeleteI have this song sung by sean o se on the O Riada sa Gaiety album and have always loved it.
Similar to the buses in Brugge, Linda. In town they are much smaller, shorter.
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Our local bus is called the MET. Frankly I avoid it if at all possible.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful bus.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Wow that is some big bus. I'm glad I don't have to drive it.
ReplyDeleteThat song was just lovely. Sometimes music is so beautiful that it just makes me tear up. This was of those songs. Beautiful!!
Quelle belle chanson, c'est magnifique! Superbe ce bus! Bisous tout doux et bon dimanche!
ReplyDeleteWe have these kinds of buses in Berlin too. They are quite spacious, although I like the double decker ones better. :)
ReplyDeleteWow that Bus is a amazing Linda never seen anything like that before. Very colrful indeed. Charlotte has a beautiful voice.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day x
Charlotte has always had a beautiful voice and she is getting more gorgeous each year, too. That bus has such happy colors and is so clean. It is good they have the extra seating for the busiest times. I can't imagine trying to drive it though especially around corners - - but they have training for it. I do as well as necessary with only my car.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite Irish songs Linda, In all my travels to the Emerald Isle from the sixties onward, it wasn't until 1998 I paid my first visit to Carrickfergus. Been back a few times since, but have still to take the castle tour.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely bus too.