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Lothian Buses Pencaitland Eastern terminus of Route 44 |
Pencaitland - Easter Pencaitland Turning Circle
© Copyright: Peter Stubbs Photograph taken Mar 20, 2011
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Pencaitland |
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The Terminus Pencaitland must have been about the most remote bus terminus used by Lothian Buses. It is about 5 miles SE of Tranent in East Lothian, close to where the Tyne Water and Humbie Water merge to form the River Tyne that flows through Haddington. This photo was taken on March 20, 2011, two weeks before Lothian Buses stopped operating this service. For several years until April 2011, Lothian Buses had operated on this route in the evenings and on Sundays. |
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Bus Stop The bus in this photo, seen from the woods, is standing at the Pencaitland terminus. The bus stop is just visible through the trees in this photo, a few yards in front of the bus. |
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