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Overnight London Bus Photo Charter

Discussion in 'Everything Else Heritage' started by MrHillingdon, Feb 8, 2015.

  1. MrHillingdon

    MrHillingdon Well-Known Member

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    On Saturday night I attended a photo charter organised by Neil Cave with an RTL and RM weaving in and out of traffic and tourists in London. We visited several locations finishing up at Sudbury Town station which is a gem of a building designed by Charles Holden in the 1930's art deco style of many Underground stations of that era. A great night out.
    Photos from the event can be found here http://paulgildersleve.smugmug.com/...ruary/47384717_9ZNxXx#!i=3866316378&k=hTF6KJk

    Regards,

    Paul
     
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    60017 Resident of Nat Pres Friend

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    Great pics...thanks for sharing with us :)
     
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    Victor Nat Pres stalwart Friend

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    Great pictures of wonderful machine in their home environment. Thank you.
     
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    Glad you enjoyed them Gents.

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