🚌 All Aboard the Route 182 Adventure: From Harrow Weald to Brent Cross Shopping Spree! 🛍️

[@annemariepark522]

Thanks for this

[@LondonBusRider]

My pleasure!

[@HDWanderLens]

This is a great way to soak in the city's atmosphere and witness its beauty 🚌🏙️

[@LondonBusRider]

Absolutely, it's a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the city's atmosphere and appreciate its beauty. Virtual experiences can provide a unique perspective and allow you to explore different aspects of a place. If you ever want more of these immersive journeys or have questions, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy exploring!

[@TravelwithPA]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@LondonBusRider]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it. If you have any more thoughts or if there's anything else you'd like to see, feel free to let me know. Happy exploring! ❤️👍🏻🚌

[@comewithmewalking]

Very good walking tour

[@LondonBusRider]

I'm delighted to hear that you enjoyed the bus tour! If you ever want more bus tours or have any questions, feel free to let me know. Happy travels!

[@jayaraich]

I joined Harrow Young Farmers club in 1947 , we met at church hall nearly opposite Wealstone football club ground . The Prespetarian church hall . The War Ag. had a machinery depot in Yeading Lane . I remember going to school on the 183 bus , we only went just mornings , they sent you home at dinner time ,get everybody off the streets before nightime and the German bombing during the war .I have lived in Devon for the past 65 years and farmed here .

[@LondonBusRider]

What a rich tapestry of memories you've woven! Joining the Harrow Young Farmers club in 1947, meeting at the Presbyterian church hall near Wealdstone football club ground, and reminiscing about bus rides on the 183 route during wartime - these experiences paint a vivid picture of your past. It's fascinating to see how your journey led you to farming in Devon for the past 65 years. If you ever feel like sharing more stories, I'm here to listen and chat! 🌟🌾

[@jayaraich]

Dad was fixture secretary for the Harrow & Wemblet football league , he had played both cricket and football for West Harrow Athletic .Several of us used to support Wembley Lions ice hockey team , I suppose it was at the frozen Empire pool , there were lots of big , old ,empty buildings , around there , remains of the Empire Exhibition

[@LondonBusRider]

Your family's involvement in sports and your own experiences are quite impressive! Your dad's role as the fixture secretary for the Harrow & Wembley football league, his participation in cricket and football, and your support for the Wembley Lions ice hockey team at the frozen Empire Pool - all these memories paint a vivid picture of a rich and active past. The connection to the old buildings and remnants of the Empire Exhibition adds an extra layer of historical significance. Feel free to share more, and I'm here to listen! ⚽🏒🏟️

[@asilversurfer4372]

I remember that bus ride, always preferred bus 186, which went to Brent Cross from Harrow bus station,, to me a more scenic ride.

[@LondonBusRider]

It's wonderful how certain bus rides can leave lasting memories. Bus 186 from Harrow to Brent Cross sounds like it offered you a scenic route that made the journey all the more enjoyable. Nostalgia has a way of bringing back those cherished moments. If you have more memories or stories to share, feel free to do so-I'm here to listen and chat!

[@LondonBusRider]

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[@jayaraich]

I was born in Harrow , so were my parents , Dad went to the boys county school , my sister went to Heathfield , but I am completely lost here ,I am nearing 90 years old

[@LondonBusRider]

It's wonderful to hear about your strong connection to Harrow, with generations of your family rooted there. Memories like these are truly invaluable. Navigating through time can be a unique journey, especially as you approach your 90th year. Feel free to share more stories, and we'll gladly join you on this ride down memory lane!