First Cymru Dart.,

[richard field]

Ex London, 10.2 metre Marshall Capital Dart 41389 (X389 HLR) negotiates the hairpin bend at the bottom of the hill leading up to Forest Hill, Aberdulais near Neath, today. 24.06.11.

Richard Field.

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[Barrie Gilbert]

That's a cracking shot Richard. I don't think these long low-floor
Darts are the best choice for the 154.

[AJ]

Looks worse than the hairpin at Southgate on the 100/(2)44!

On 24 June 2011 19:29, Barrie Gilbert <barry.37...@btinternet.com> wrote:

That's a cracking shot Richard.  I don't think these long low-floor
Darts are the best choice for the 154.

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[anthony john powell]

Hi
 
I agree with barrie on this, think one of first cymru's shorter darts or even a optare solo would be much better for service 154.
 
driver certainly had good skills getting that dart round that corner though.
 
thanks
 
anthony
 

 

> Date: Fri, 24 Jun 2011 11:29:55 -0700
> Subject: Re: First Cymru Dart.,
> From: barry.37...@btinternet.com
> To: welsh-bus-...@googlegroups.com

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> That's a cracking shot Richard. I don't think these long low-floor
> Darts are the best choice for the 154.
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[richard field]

First Cymru, Marshall Capital bodied Dennis Dart 41229 (R229 TLM) negotiates the 10 foot high railway bridge on Longford Road, Neath Abbey.  This was once a Cream Line, Tonmawr route,

Richard Field.

[Luke]

An even longer 10.9m ALX200 has done it before