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I have grown up around a family run to a corporately owned school bus fleet since the first grade. From the many years in the bus yard, to the numerous amounts of different types of bus rides, I had an interesting hobby what I mix of Diesel engines, Medium Duty truck chassis, to School Bus bodies. I also span out a bit further into trucks as I also run a commercial business and provide services for a private municipality entity. The internet and technology has advanced far since my bus hobby first started. Their were private websites certain enthusiasts created and displayed their photos, but their weren't many photos displayed farther north of Ohio. I did have an interest that each photo of a bus tells it's story from origin to used ownership or straight on to the crusher. It sparks an interest finding ghost lettering to tell the tail of where a school bus once started if it hadn't stayed put in once branch it's whole service life. I originally started my own Webshots account until they closed their existence. From then on it was more than a hobby creating one of the largest accounts of buses from the US North East, or what we call New England states. Each photo is tagged in individual state or company album. My faves mainly consist of buses strictly from my area, or ones spec'd out with nice user requested specs. Please enjoy the numerous amounts of photos shared on my page. All photos are raw uncut camera photos that we had come into contact with. Nothing here has been voided of copyright. We ask that you do share, tag, and refer to your friends and family.

We strongly enforce copyright infringement guidelines and laws. These photos are fresh high quality. Please do not reuse these photos in any way to rebroadcast on your own feed, alter, adjust or revise any and all photos we had taken on my page. It may seem silly or a joke to some, but some photos may be personal and have one or more subjects taken in a photo and we take it very personally.

All in all, welcome to New Hampshire, the US North East, and a large privately subcontracted region filled mostly with First Student buses. I was too young to have many photos of Laidlaw buses in the area, but to document the retirees over the decades.

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