In
2009, 2010 and 2011, a group of bus industry professionals achieved a long standing
ambition to run a vintage bus service from Warminster to the abandoned
village of Imber. To
celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, on 4th June 2012 they will be doing it all again
with most journeys continuing across
the Plain to parts of Wiltshire rarely seen by public transport users
- namely New Zealand Farm Camp and Brazen Bottom !
Further
details of this event (including the timetable) are now available here
and
whet
your appetite, a
few photographs from the previous events are shown
below. More photographs and reports from both events can also be found on other
websites by clicking on the following links:
Imberbus
2011 - New Zealand Farm and Brazen Bottom
-
The
bus to Imber rides again
-
Market
Lavington Museum Blog
-
Imber
Day from Lavington Life
-
Leon
Daniels' Imberbus Blog
-
Wiltshire
Wanderings Imberbus photographs
-
Cheque
presentation to the Royal British Legion
Imberbus
2010 - Buses to the Bustard
-
Leon
Daniels Imberbus Blog
-
Warminster
People - Warminster to Imber on the 23A
-
Warminster
People - Day Trip to Imber
-
London
Evening Standard's Imberbus article
Imberbus
2009 - The first year
-
Warminster
People - Double-decker-buses-cross-Salisbury-Plain
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Warminster
People - Bus-Trip-Warminster-Imber (photographs)
-
Night
Hawk's Weblog - On the bus to nowhere
