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I am wondering if the fact that Norwich's buses are yellow is a nod and a wink to Norwich City Football Club aka The Canaries?

you got the bus number wrong, this is the route for the 59a, the 59 takes a different route into Royston, it goes up Station Road from Bleakly Lane before turning left onto Midland Road, the route you took was from Bleakly Lane onto Summer Lane before turning left onto the High Street before moving onto Midland Road

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As the bus goes through Dundle, I noticed a very unusual thing. The road obviously gets quite narrow, making it not particularly safe for two vehicles to pass (especially if one is a double decker bus) but the idea of having a traffic light either side and a line for the traffic to wait is a very sensible approach. I have saw this once or twice, as I say it's a sensible and safe measure and is useful when you have old market towns like this.

Wow, all that new development at Weldon 😢

A very beautiful day for a bus journey.

First ride with you, thanks from Diss man.👍👏

I have been on a few bus routes on my own And I have done an independent train trip on my own

I love these videos though, very informative and entertaining.

Considering this is a 'gold' bus, it rattles a lot!

I have noticed a significant difference in the style of driving between bus drivers in the Southern counties of England and most of them in the rest of the UK and that is your bus drivers down South seem to be much more aggressive and in a rush. If a traffic light is in the process of changing the driver from South England is much more willing to keep on going rather than taking the safer option to stop. I don't really care what their excuses or reasons are, it's quite frankly a very selfish and dangerous attitude and they don't really deserve to remain in their job.

And to think it extended from Norwich to Great Yarmouth - Gorleston then Lowestoft another 2hours making a full trip 5.2hours when it was route X1 arguably the longest bus route in England - I used to be a driver for this route and FirstBus Norwich even with the split of the route Peterborough - Wisbech - Kings Lynn - Swaffham - Dereham then Norwich is still over 3hours.

When will you do the 67

£2 OMG it costs me the same to travel from Bentley to Doncaster Interchange 😧 That's a right bargain

Beautifull ride. Thx for sharing 👍

Жалко, что после Нектона (1:54:00) перестал нормально работать микрофон. Речь местных жителей добавляет атмосферы поездки. Природа замечательная. Очарован выездом в Норвич по Нью-Маркет роуд: всё утопает в зелени!

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25:06 Coming the other, looking down the steep cliff-side from the top deck is often nerve-wracking!

These buses are certainly a step from my old Yorkshire traction school bus

Great video, you should do 724

spoilt by that insane babble ! should have covered that with music

Thank you for the video. I lived in the area a number of years ago and it was great to re-visit in. I'm wondering when this service was introduced. I thought the driving was highly professional.

And those clouds - what have they seen and quietly passed over.....

Peterborough to Norwich and back, £4… Great value. 😎 The friendly driver let me off for a comfort break at Swaffham whilst the bus had a timing stop.

Day 3 - thanks for the recommendation. Lotsa narrow no-centre-line roads with villages and fields - paused and Wiki-searched Walsingham, Holkham Hall, Houghton Hall and Sandringham. Great ride, Tx.

What an absolutely beautiful day you got for this bus journey. I must admit I have saw this particular route once before on Eurasia Transport but its such a lovely journey particularly when you get such good fortune with the weather it really makes it worth watching again. Yorkshire at this time of year is very beautiful i especially love the likes of the Cherry Blossom on the trees.

Can you use your bus pass

Didn't know bus had after burners lol

great video. did you say the fare is only £2. that seems good value

Pity Lynx buses aren’t part of the capped £2 single fare scheme. I went from Heacham to Wells and back on this service a couple of weeks beforehand, very scenic 😃

Ive no problem with anyone let me pre fix comment with that but dont seemto watch any ride without a polish family chatting in background and with my problem s i admire people who can move to a new country to work

Sitting at the upstairs in the front seats is the best view

This is great! I live in Doncaster , I'm very familiar with this route to Barnsley . Appreciate you sharing!

Have you ever done the Leeds to Huddersfield route, I think it's the 203 and is operated by Arriva.

Loved your video again ! Thank You.

wow -I spread this over 3 days - but highway (A47) with fields of corn, rape seed and cabbages (?) with side trips to Wisbech, Swaffham and Dereham are delightful. I follow with audio off but a track or 2 from Spotify. And I follow on AtoZ map. Fen country is beautiful at this time of year. Tx.

Love Norfolk! Thanks very much for this very lengthy Outing. 👍🥳

Bus outing you forgot to do my barnsley request

The fare for this ride was £7.10 and not £2 as seen in the video.

Perfect weather; beautiful trip. I enjoyed it so much. Thank you.

I was needing this thank you

Great to see the Lincolnshire landscape but please do something with your microphone 🎤. That guy babbling away in the background isn't great to hear.

Very nice video, wonderful landscape and beautiful villages. But the audio is asynchronous, isn't it? The sounds always come a little too early.

There's an issue with your sound sometime after 2;00:00

Can't really decide if the young woman with the loud voice is Australian or American. Certainly the young men who are with her sound much more local, Southern England but definitely not London. They sound like they are really quite relaxed and enjoying themselves but a again could do with just turning the volume down a wee bit. I know that some people would obviously say that you shouldn't really listen into other people's conversations but like most situations I think that is a two-way street and I would argue that when people talk as loud then they make it very challenging not to listen. They have a responsibility to themselves and to everyone else who is using the bus or train to be more aware of their level of noise. This is one aspect where I definitely think that we miss a bus conductor. Because the train guard would just say to them quite politely to turn the volume down.

Red lights mean stop!