Favourite photograph from main site

[CL]

Lovely photo of 4188 on the 94, with the TWM Blue bumper attached to newly repainted NX Livery. Also, the only photo page with a video of the bus on service 957, on Lode Lane.

[windy miller]

 There is a rather tidy shot of Loco 57312 on the phots site taken at crewe by tony phillips...

[Mike K]

Too many excellent pictures from the late Ronnie Morgan's collection to mention.

This caught my eye:
http://wmbusphotos.com/NXWM/gonebatches/2916.html

Did 2916 or any other Timesaver actually ever run in this livery? I know there were numerous variants of the Timesaver livery but I honestly never remember that one.

[B.C Driver]

The one of 'Elton John' hand jiving while driving in Worcestershire. Can't find it at the moment. Maybe @Tony can help?

[Rob H]

Top Photo of 2576 :) Great Shot from Ron. :)

[Mike K]

This:

http://wmbusphotos.com/NXWM/gonebatches/Fleetlines/6626.html

Brilliant! There aren't many pictures out there of 6621 to 6630 at Cotteridge garage, where they started their lives. I was 9 years old and living in Stirchley when 6611-20 and 6621-30 were delivered new to Selly Oak and Cotteridge garages respectively and remember my amazement at seeing something different to the dual door NOV---G and SOE---H Fleetlines that were the staples on Pershore and Bristol Roads at the time.

They all eventually moved on to PL and CR garages when the Metrobuses began arriving.

This picture brings back many happy childhood memories.

[crepello]

I agree entirely with Mikes comments.

I enjoy seeing all Rons pictures but this one was superb.

Cotteridge garage not unlike Harborne don't get much exposure so thanks Ron RIP.

[Liverpool Street]

This:

http://wmbusphotos.com/NXWM/gonebatches/Fleetlines/6626.html

Brilliant! There aren't many pictures out there of 6621 to 6630 at Cotteridge garage, where they started their lives. I was 9 years old and living in Stirchley when 6611-20 and 6621-30 were delivered new to Selly Oak and Cotteridge garages respectively and remember my amazement at seeing something different to the dual door NOV---G and SOE---H Fleetlines that were the staples on Pershore and Bristol Roads at the time.

They all eventually moved on to PL and CR garages when the Metrobuses began arriving.

This picture brings back many happy childhood memories.

Shame really when you think about it... There's only one employee left who was from Original Cotteridge garage. All that time, gone. How does life pass by so... Unnoticeably fast?

[Tara4352]

The picture Tony got of 4218 on Sunday has to be my favourite
http://www.wmbusphotos.com/NXWM/4001-4224/4218.html

A Sunday and Evenings only route, plus at the termious, and of my favourite bus  :)

I like the 3rd photo of it

[2900]

Those saffire streetlites do look impressive imo, i assume if i wish to travel on them walsall bus station the best option.

[domino.99]

Those saffire streetlites do look impressive imo, i assume if i wish to travel on them walsall bus station the best option.

Yep i'm thinking of getting a couple from walsall to bloxwich and visa versa tomorrow. :)

[Tony]

Of the thousands of photographs of Ronnie Morgan I have so far looked through (There are still loads more I haven't even looked at yet) This is definitely my favourite
http://wmbusphotos.com/NXWM/gonebatches/Others/4949.html

[Ashley]

There are a number of pictures taken by Tony at the old Wolverhampton Bus Station on May 28th 2009. Those have to be my favourites, when the old order of proper buses was ending as such.

Also enjoying the Ronnie Morgan collection, mostly the shots of the early days of the low floor tupes soon to be extinct

[Tony]

With just two days left I cannot see this changing much, so the top 13 looked at photographs on the main site this year are

4723 - 2818 times
4718 - 2187
4698 - 1842
4780 - 1663
4951 - 1658
4944 - 1613
754 - 1569
4777 - 1530
4955 - 1493
4959 - 1464
4781 - 1457
4950 - 1446
4199 - 1430

[andyr]

D 932 ODA. Perhaps the best coach i have ever driven and still looks so modern despite being built in 1987. A true classic.