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On ‎7‎/‎22‎/‎2018 at 5:45 AM, Deepdene Boy said:

Loved the transmission whine on the AEC Regents and Renowns

 

On ‎7‎/‎22‎/‎2018 at 5:47 AM, IAN123. said:

Yep...i still can hear that in my head Deepdene...weird!

Here you go Ian and Deepdene. Sorry, sound only

 

http://www.old-bus-photos.co.uk/wp-content/themes/Old-Bus-Photos/videos/mp3s/Nottingham_AEC_Regent_V_229.mp3

 


AEC Regent V (Nottingham City Transport)

Recorded in 1970 Nottingham City Transport AEC Regent V (Park Royal) No. 229 (UTV 229) is heard starting out from Old Market Square on one of the Arnold group of routes; the driver stalls it at the top of King Street but restarts and the bus is heard climbing Mansfield Road, dropping into third near the top of the hill.
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Old Market Square , Nottingham c1960s

King Edward Street, Nottingham 1976 Former site of Central Market after it moved into the Victoria Centre & was being used as temporary parking for the Nottingham City Transport buses Ph

Looks like the word & song players have woke up bored to death, here have something Nottingham.  Have a good day, try & get yourselves outside today, it's later than you think    

I was chatting to a 79 year old lady a few months ago on a coach trip & she told me her dad was a driver on there & her mum was his conductress !

A very common arrangement years ago on the buses. I bumped into a mate on Sunday in Bulwell Tesco who's parents were a driver conductress team on NCT who I knew well in my time there !

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Oz, I'll have that as one of my Desert Island Discs.

 

Ian those three AEC Swifts NAL543-545F only lasted with West Bridgford for a matter of months before the September 1968 takeover by NCT. Indeed they were the last buses knew to WBUDC.

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F5 to Wollaton !  Very often missed the last one home. Still, there was always the last 63. Other than that, it was shanks's.

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Used to catch a Barton bus to Coalville circa 1964,,from i think Mount street........rushing one morning across Maid Marian way......bumped into a lady.........Judi Dench.....who was'nt best pleased.........

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Oh dear Ben ! She's never cracked a smile since !

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I was 19 and could have fallen in love with her........but she was proper Narked''......missed out dint she...........lol

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That might have made her chuckle then ! A touch of Bestwood charm.

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Fenella Fielding enjoyed my Bestwood charm.......(proper name dropper aint i)     when i took her up the lift in Coop house.......she told me ''i think you are wonderful'' in that lovely sexy voice,,...............

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Sorry to disappoint you Ben, but 'she' was a bloke in real life. LOL

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2 hours ago, FLY2 said:

Sorry to disappoint you Ben, but 'she' was a bloke in real life. LOL

Yer wot! 

According to wiki and other sources she was born  Fenella Marion Feldman and is now 90 years old

She is not related to Marty Feldman.

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I was only joking Ben. . Thank goodness she wasn't related to Marty !

Screaming ! I do regularly !

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Fenella Fielding was a member of the Playhouse Rep. when I was in the Playhouse club (mentioned previously). She notably played Ranyevskaya in Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard - as well as other, more characteristically Fielding-style roles in other productions.

 

I remember that she couldn't see very well - which could have contributed a lot to her "smouldering" persona.

 

She most certainly isn't a bloke!

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What struck me about her apart from that Voice was how tiny she was,,......always regretted not having a cup of coffee with her and talking a bit more,,she seemed quite approachable ,,

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17212390822_10490095ff_b.jpgE319 BVO..fairly unspectacular Volvo..but the setting is sentimental to my time on Leybourne...most of all this has gone.Boarded the 17 here as a kid for trips to Bulwell Common.This must be December...Peppers have Decs up..as does the jewellers.

Anyone recall ouside that Salon..the Jason King picture up on the wall?..seemed forever...as if waiting for sideburns to come back!

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Mick, used to use Strensham services regularly when taking my daughter back and forth to Hartpury College. The "proper" Cornish pasties, sold in a kiosk just outside of the main entrance  (Southbound) are "to die for". Some of the best food I have ever encountered at a motorway service station.

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