Colindale Running Day

Photo gallery - extras

Time travel. Only the driver and the location are the same. Above, George Gamblin

at Mill Hill East with RT2177, below with RT4779 in 1978. The conductor has travelled

further in time, now carrying a bell-punch.

Photo © G Gamblin (above) and John Parkin (below)

RML900 sets off from Edgware on the 240 to Golders Green. The 240 and 221

carried significant numbers of local people on these everyday routes.

Photo © Mark Lyons

RTs at large. RT2177 lays over at Stirling Corner while RT4317 heads home (but

not on the 102).

Photo © Nigel Henty

These local young people would not recall the 240A, withdrawn in 1979. RF486

lays over at Mill Hill Broadway.

Photo © Mike Davies

Work in progress. RM2097 heads along Mill Hill Broadway (off-route!) towards the

RAF Museum.

A fine view of the location of Mill Hill Broadway Bus Station, under the M1. RF491

is at home, but the modern equivalents struggle to fit. London's worst bus station?

Another nice shot of RT2688 at Rossington Avenue - a remote destination that

proved very popular...

... so we feature the route again, this time RT2177 on the last Stirling Corner journey,

well-loaded on the terminal working at the Furzehill Road/Barnet Lane roundabout.

An RT in suburban London... RT3871 does the business.