I saw a part of Dunfermline that I have never visited before. I was aware that there was a hospital called Queen Margaret's but I wasn't exactly sure where it was, however it stands to reason that it's near the Railway station of the same name. Thanks for another great video.
Cracking day of weather for going a bua ride through some of the lesser known parts of Fife. I couldn't believe it when I saw the route it was taking through Kinglassie. My late Gran & Grandad, as well as my Uncle and his family, used to live in that wee coal-mining village, I haven't had any real reason to up through that place for a long time, interesting to see quite a few changes but not that much.
Thank you once again for yet another trip down Memory Lane, relating to my teenage years growing up in Dunfermline. Some built up parts of the route, especially the small towns and villages have changed little. The route via the Queen Margaret Hospital and then into Dunfermline City Centre, threw me into confusion for a while until I got my bearings again. Is there any possibility you are going to do services west of Dunfermline, through to Kincardine and onwards to Stirling, itself a route I travelled on many times? Keep up the good work on these videos.
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I saw a part of Dunfermline that I have never visited before.
I was aware that there was a hospital called Queen Margaret's but I wasn't exactly sure where it was, however it stands to reason that it's near the Railway station of the same name.
Thanks for another great video.
Great ride on such a sunny day. Loved all he towns and Dunfermline looks like a beautiful city. Thank you for taking me along. 🥰
I have a lot of childhood memories of Glenrothes and it's bus station.
I stayed up in Gllenrothes with my family until I was about 7 or 8.
Cracking day of weather for going a bua ride through some of the lesser known parts of Fife.
I couldn't believe it when I saw the route it was taking through Kinglassie.
My late Gran & Grandad, as well as my Uncle and his family, used to live in that wee coal-mining village, I haven't had any real reason to up through that place for a long time, interesting to see quite a few changes but not that much.
Great route, thanks for posting
Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Thank you. Always wanted a route 19 or 33, but this is near enough
Do that journey regularly nice relaxing ride
Thanks for watching ❤️
First time I have saw Dunfermline since receiving it's City status.
Now, officially the 8th City in Scotland.
Thank you once again for yet another trip down Memory Lane, relating to my teenage years growing up in Dunfermline. Some built up parts of the route, especially the small towns and villages have changed little. The route via the Queen Margaret Hospital and then into Dunfermline City Centre, threw me into confusion for a while until I got my bearings again.
Is there any possibility you are going to do services west of Dunfermline, through to Kincardine and onwards to Stirling, itself a route I travelled on many times?
Keep up the good work on these videos.
Cool video mate 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Thank you 😊
Eurasia you should do Abellio London soon to. I like it around Scotland
Would be Nice to hear a lovely Superior Scania silly fans lol
I was told by engineers that they barely had to touch these buses as so reliable
The video is good but it is rendered unwatchable by the dreadful audio.
Congratulations are you being greedy or is it greedy UA-cam. Almost double the number of ad breaks now unwatchable