Towards the end of the ITM Christmas Cracker event, an Atlantean duplicate trip (MRT6P, MRT9P) POV

[@S7EVE_P]

A fun route, thanks Richard for taking us all virtually aboard and making these videos, really enjoyable. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.🎄🎁🎄🎁🎄🎁🎇🎆

[@richardwalker_]

Very glad you’re enjoying them. Happy New Year.

[@MrWheelie33]

Great video loved watching it and others you've done great to see the buses out that I still remember as town service buses many years ago and them still going strong

[@richardwalker_]

Thanks - Glad you're enjoying the channel. Most of the preserved vehicles here are either from the Ipswich Transport Museum or Colne Estuary Preserved Buses collections - I also film modern buses and coaches in the mix. There's a bit of a back catalogue of videos to search through now.

[@roatavator]

Another superb video, thank you! It’s a privilege watching you drive with such respect both for the classic bus and other road users. If everyone drove like you there’d be far fewer accidents! I really will have to get down to Ipswich from the wilds of Norfolk next year, maybe drive my Herald down.

[@richardwalker_]

Many thanks, and glad you’re enjoying it. Would be good to see you next season - the Museum opens again around Easter 2025, with some changes to the exhibits for the new year.

[@BristolRE]

Duplicate with a roof on for those who want to be up top but not get wet!

[@richardwalker_]

For the les hardy souls! Andy was mopping the seats on the OT every time too!

[@BristolRE]

@@richardwalker_ I can imagine!

[@nutsnproud6932]

I've driven Atlanteans and VRs in service. I preferred the Atlanteans.

[@richardwalker_]

Me too - I do like a VR, but the characteristics are quite different, especially the Gardner engined ones. Atlanteans in town, VR for the countryside, I think.