Newest VERA recruit and latest
driver is Nicholas Owen who is normally to be found on the other side of the
camera. |
Peter, Ian
and Alan try to work out which way up the banner advertising the 125 exhibition
needs to go. |
Nealy there
as Brenda comes along to give advice and Alan scratches his head. |
A double and a single prepare for
the ceremonial train at Aquarium. |
Nick Owen chats to other VERA
members and invited guests at Halfway. |
In the exhibition was this very
nice model of the Daddy Long Legs. |
John
Goddards fine model - or at least part of it was on display. Here the cars
(including the ex Southend cars) line up outside the shed |
Halfway
Station still sports its canopy. |
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To the left
is an overall view of the model which was operated by a push button. Klaxons,
overhead controllers, ticket machines and other items were on show together
with very compehnsive and readable display boards.
The picture above shows many of
the descendants of Magnus Volk together with His Worship the Mayor posing in
front of Brighton and Hove bus No.810 which is named after Magnus. The oldest
member of the family is Magnus's 94 year old grand-daughter who is standing
just to the right of the Mayor. |
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