Lynxbus 64 1133hrs Wells-next-the-Sea to Hunstanton 260125
Today, Sunday 26th January 2025 marks the tenth anniversary since Lynxbus of King’s Lynn commenced operation. From these early beginnings the company has expanded to become the major bus operator in King’s Lynn and the surrounding area with a route network covering much of North West Norfolk.
With no let up in the gloomy conditions, Coastliner branded Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 MMC type number 64 - YX72 OLO is captured on the A149 at Holme-next-the-Sea Crossroads while working the above Hunstanton bound Coastliner service 36 journey. The village of Holme is famous for the Seahenge, discovered in the late 1990s and the ancient Peddars Way track which runs from Holme to a point at Knettishall situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border some 46 miles away. The village sign atop the circular stone base was erected to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 1977. Although we can’t see from this angle, it features a Roman Galley, Oystercatcher and a Pedlar.
A shot nearer the camera would have been my preferred choice, but in this one number 64 is doing an excellent job at removing a white van from the scene.
Lynxbus 64 1133hrs Wells-next-the-Sea to Hunstanton 260125
Today, Sunday 26th January 2025 marks the tenth anniversary since Lynxbus of King’s Lynn commenced operation. From these early beginnings the company has expanded to become the major bus operator in King’s Lynn and the surrounding area with a route network covering much of North West Norfolk.
With no let up in the gloomy conditions, Coastliner branded Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 MMC type number 64 - YX72 OLO is captured on the A149 at Holme-next-the-Sea Crossroads while working the above Hunstanton bound Coastliner service 36 journey. The village of Holme is famous for the Seahenge, discovered in the late 1990s and the ancient Peddars Way track which runs from Holme to a point at Knettishall situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border some 46 miles away. The village sign atop the circular stone base was erected to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 1977. Although we can’t see from this angle, it features a Roman Galley, Oystercatcher and a Pedlar.
A shot nearer the camera would have been my preferred choice, but in this one number 64 is doing an excellent job at removing a white van from the scene.