Wednesday, 3 August 2016
Unfamiliar Livery in Carrs Lane
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Ah, Serveverse (or sometimes Serverse, I think).
I have a feeling they were related to the Burman Travel/Tame Valley Travel/Frontline operation who seemed to change identity every year or so.
Whatever your own thoughts on the merits of the photo (it looks fine to me!), it captures a part of the West Midland's bus history, and probably a part that's been fairly neglected.
I'd pretty much lost interest in buses at that time, and now I wish I'd paid more attention. But we can't turn the clock back so I rely on photos such as yours jog the memory... :)
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