You wait ages on a bus ... by aangus
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... then four come at the one time!
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Fidelity2
Happy Thanks Giving. This image is truly extra ordianry. 5+.
blinkings
I have to giggle Fidelity2 when I see your same obviously cut and pasted comment on every photo I view!!!!!! It starts to lose impact after a while. ;) Anyway, these buses are sweet and such a British icon. I love the way you have spotted them all in a line too.
nikolais
these buses are too long and it looks like you may get on, then walk for a while and get off at your destination.... a very fine capture!
Kaartijer
I love that kind of buses... I saw one somewhere in Niagara Falls, Ontario - but it was only for city tour. Great shot, awesome image! Blinkings, you're so right about your first sentence! LOL!
Meisiekind
Oh, red London buses... they are charming for us tourist but I can imagine not so charming if you have to wait for one to take you home after a hard day at the office!! Great POV and image! :)
durleybeachbum
SUPERB illustration of this adage!
babuci
Perhaps it was a union meeting middle of the day, who knows...lol. Like a close angle as a buses fill a picture.
THROBBE
Very nice POV and capture!
MrsRatbag
That's the way of it, all right. But it's a great shot seeing them all in a row like that, nicely done!
7Sins
lol, happens all the time, looks like Oxford Street or somewhere like that? Aah the memories, thank God I moved out of London and can walk to work now, hehe, nice shot!
jgkane
A definite London shot, Anthony. I walked, or took the tube, anytime I was there. As for the 3-4-5-6-7 buses in a row, all you need to look at is either Union Street, or Hope Street, in Glasgow to see a garageful of buses, all sitting, nose to tail, idling engines pumping so much pollution into the air that we should all be wearing breathing apparatus, like the bronze statue of a fireman, which stands black and poignant, outside Glasgow Central Station... ;O) Warm regards, John.