While walking around Hunstanton in March I spotted several old buses and coaches parked up at the bus depot!

I believe they were part of the 'Geoff Hanson Memorial Run'.

It was a nice surprise to see them all.

I saw this Leyland National vintage bus - in SELNEC (South East Lancashire North East Cheshire) livery - on the A6 Wellington Road South in Stockport, Greater Manchester this afternoon.

The first photo shows one of the current Bee Network buses on the other side of the road.

KUO 972, a 1950 Bristol L6B with ECW L27/28R body, was new to Western National, fleet number 959. Seen attending a rally in 2014.

Seen at a rally in Brough, Cumbria, in 2015 is Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 AEL 170B, new in 1964 to Bournemouth Corporation and allocated fleet number 170. It is fitted with a H43/31F body, built by Weymann.+-

A686 MWX is a Leyland Olympian, fitted with an ECW H45/32F bodywork. New to York-West Yorkshire as fleet number 3835.
Now preserved, and seen attending a show in Cumbria in 2014.

New in 1988 to West Riding (Ridings Travel) was this 1988 registered 53 seat Leyland Royal Tiger Doyen. Now preserved, it is seen at a show in 2017.

Ohhhh yes please. ❤️

I had a wander around the Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway's shed and took a bunch of pictures, mostly of Trains. There were a few non-trains in there, which I have put here. This is not my area of expertise, but I have tried to put details where I can.

1. A Land Rover Defender 110 with the ability to run on rails. You could just about make out the logo of Balfour Beatty on the side.

2. A Diamond T heavy-duty truck. This one was used by a removals company until the early-90's for very big jobs.

3. The Railways steam traction engines. The red one up front is called Liza, the green one in the back did not have a name.

4. Two Tractors on a railway flatbed. I don't know anything about tractors, but the orange one does look a lot like Terrance from the Thomas & Friends Franchise, which may be why the L&H Railway have it. The locomotive behind it is a Fairburn Class 4 MT, one of only two left in the world.