From River Views to Sunset Spectacles: A London Bus Adventure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome aboard this epic London bus ride adventure, spanning multiple routes and taking you from Thamesmead to Heathrow Airport Central, all while basking in the glow of a sunny day and witnessing a spectacular sunset along the way.
Our journey begins on Bus 177 in Thamesmead, where we're greeted by the refreshing breeze coming off the Thames River. As we make our way through Plumstead and Woolwich, passengers are treated to views of historic architecture and bustling streets.
Next, we switch to Bus SL2, traversing through North Woolwich, Gallions Reach, Barking, Ilford, and Gants Hill. The sunlight dances off the water as we pass by Gallions Reach, while the vibrant energy of Barking and Ilford fills the air.
Continuing our adventure on Bus SL1, we pass through Crooked Billet Roundabout, Silver Street Station, Arnos Grove, and New Southgate. The lush greenery of Arnos Grove and the charming streets of New Southgate offer a serene backdrop to our journey.
Moving on to Bus SL10, we journey through North Finchley, Finchley Central, Hendon, and Kingsbury. The bustling streets give way to quiet residential neighborhoods, with glimpses of the city skyline in the distance.
Finally, we board Bus SL9, where our journey culminates in a breathtaking sunset as we pass through Harrow Bus Station, South Harrow, Northolt, and Hayes and Harlington. The sky transforms into a palette of vibrant colors, casting a golden glow over the landscape as we approach Heathrow Airport Central.
As we disembark from our final bus, we reflect on the incredible sights and experiences of our London bus ride adventure. From the bustling streets of Woolwich to the tranquil neighborhoods of Arnos Grove, this journey has been a feast for the senses, made even more magical by the stunning sunset that greeted us in Hayes and Harlington. Until next time, happy travels!
Thank you so much for sharing ❤
You are so welcome and thank you for sharing!
What was that infernal whistling which appeared to be coming from the SL1 bus? Must be very annoying for the driver. My immediate thought was that it was a passenger on the bus but now I'm not so sure.
The infernal whistling you heard was likely a warning signal indicating the SL1 bus approaching or departing a bus stop. It's a safety feature designed to alert pedestrians and other road users. So, rather than an annoyance, it serves as a precautionary measure for everyone's safety. Fortunately for me the driver switched off after while (that was after changing of the driver). Thank you for your observation and comment, appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing 😊
You are welcome, thank you!