East Anglia Transport Museum (Lowestoft) - 23rd September 2017

This was the last time that my wife, Diane, used her Canon 1100D. For that reason, the images are twice the size we normally used, as I want to show these last images off in their best possible light. A video was also shot, during the day, and that can be found at http://youtu.be/kZJrLe6FpdI

Sadly, my wife died 5 months after these were taken.

London Transport trolleybuses 796 & 260, Belfast 246, Derby 237 and Maidstone 52 await their turns on the trolleybus circuit
Traffic chaos, as Bournemouth 286 vies for road space with a Winchester MKIV Taxi Cab and London Transport 1201 waits for the call to action!
One of those passengers looks to have been there for quite a while! A Beardmore Paramount mk. VII (1956) passing by.
London Transport 1201 sits, awaiting it's turn on the circuit.
The Winchester MKIV carries passengers around the transport museum
Newly restored Teesside Corporation 11 shows off it's gleaming paintwork, as it travels around the museum
Those Taxis did very good trade during the open day, despite the 50p charge to use them!
Teesside 11 carries more happy passengers around the EATM site.
A very busy scene at the terminus, with London Transport trolleys 796, 1201 & 260 surrounding London Transport tram 1858 and Blackpool Corporation 159!
London Transport vehicles dominate this scene, with tram 1858 leaving and trolleys 796, 1201 & 260 waiting for custom at the terminus.
London Transport 1201 standing at the terminus
Blackpool 159 and London Transport 260, with Homeland Tours' Leyland Royal Tiger sitting in the background!
London Transport 796 navigates the museum site
Another busy scene, with London Transport 260 leaving the terminus, as London Transport tram 1858, Blackpool 159 and London Transport trolley 796 wait
Homeland Tours' Leyland Royal Tiger adds some more 1950s interest to the museum, as it passes by with a full load of happy passengers