Phil Sutters' photos with the keyword: coach

or is it the team bus for some prestigious cycling team attending a sporting event? Search Twerenbold online to find out.

This coach used to belong to Seaford & District Buses. Seven Sisters seem to have taken over most of the S&D vehicles and services. It can be seen in its former livery here www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/47328786/in/album/1197782

The MAN is the rear coach in the top photo., but I expect you had worked that one out!

Antique railway carriages converted into holiday homes at Winchelsea Beach - photographed in June 1994. 14.5.2012 Judging by Google maps aerial photographs this edifice and the more modest, straight conversion of a railway carriage, to the left, both seem to have been around in the recent past. The Google copyright date is given as 2012, if I read it correctly.

Antique railway carriages converted into holiday homes at Winchelsea Beach - photographed in June 1994 2015 It is a whole lot smarter now - but less characterful!

Antique railway carriages converted into holiday homes at Winchelsea Beach - photographed in June 1994 The panelling looks, to me, like that used on South Eastern Railway stock around 1900. Kichenside's 'Railway Carriage Album' has a suitable candidate on page 172. It's the deep panels around the windows, combined with smallish, round-ended panels under the droplights in the doors, that lead me to that conclusion.