The entry fee for the show has also been significantly increased from £12.50 in 2019 to £20 in 2022. Despite this over 70 coaches turned up mostly from East Anglia but also from Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. Attached is a selection of photographs. Note how brown the grass is an indication of how little rainfall there has been in the area in July.
Details of vehicles illustrated is as follows. KY08 KUF Volvo/Plaxton with Dans Coach Travel of Stowmarket still in the livery of previous owner Three C's Travel of Nedging Tye.
Also attending was MIL 8912 Mercedes/Unvi with Grebe Coaches of Beccles;
Another was WIW 1672 short Sunsundegai Sideral with Grayscroft coaches of Mablethorpe;
Operated by Skills of Nottingham was YS22 JFY a new DAF Irizar
EDZ 114 Mercedes Benz Tourismo was also present from Avanti Coaches of Norwich..
Notable absentees this year were Wrights of Newark who have ceased operation, Sanders of Holt and Ipswich Buses who normally provide a double decker.
Notable absentees this year were Wrights of Newark who have ceased operation, Sanders of Holt and Ipswich Buses who normally provide a double decker.
My thanks to David for his report and photos
Roy
I am not surprised that some were absent if the admission has gone up from £12.50 to £20
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