11 Jul 2011
Off to the Olympics
The company I work for has been awarded the contract to run the bus services at the 2012 Olympics. They asked for volunteers to give up some of their holiday in return for an added bonus. I put my name forward and was told if I had not heard my the end of May then I had not been successful. May came and went and no contact so I forgot about it. Last Monday I received an email to say I had been successful! So I wait to hear when the training will be and what week I will be working. So despite my lack of interest in the Olympics I am part of it any way!!
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Hi Chris
I've also been selected to operate the Olympics. May see you there!
Des Speed - First Eastern Counties - X1 driver.
http://fecx1news.blogspot.com
The blogger (holder of Gold Firstgroup VIP travel pass) and I are having a day out on Sat 16/07/11 to Bristol & Bath. Could you recommend a First route from Bath bus station around the area? Possibly to a point where the shortest walk is too view Bath from the Skyline Walk.
We're travelling by train from Norfolk to London, then GWR to Bristol. X1 to Weston and back, X39 Bristol to Bath. GWR to London and train back to Norfolk.
Hope you can help.
Thanks.....
HI Des I didn't know there was a Skyline walk!! Any way I assume you mean this http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/bath_skyline-2.pdf
The 18 bus is the university buse which go from across the road at the bus station. Apart from that the 6/7 bus (Fairfield Park/larkhall does take in some spectacular views of the city. If you get off at Camden Crescent you can walk back and look across the city.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the bus information about the 6/7.
Keep up the good reading on the blog.
Regards.... Des....
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