overthewater
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Thanks. My interest in visiting Fife now is determined by the Tridents due to enter service and the cheap ticket offers on East Coast Trains for travel in January and February to Edinburgh. The downside of that is standing around in Leven, Kirkcaldy, Dunfermline etc for several hours hoping an olympian or a B10 will work in service possibly at the coldest period of the year in Scotland. The time for hanging around patiently for the right type of bus to arrive is really a summer pastime when warmer and longer hours of daylight for photography!
I very much doubt Stagecoach East would tell me as an individual I would probably need to be in a Focus Group for that info to be divulged. The two people I know who work at Stagecoach have eluded me for the past month. Until I get to see one of them I can't ask the relevant questions.
There was a rumour in the summer that Fenstanton MAN's could be transferred over but that has not materialised as yet if there was any truth in it.
Olympian you'll need to be pretty fast with them, I still see them on normal service, 18, 43/44, Still turn up on 32/33/34 if every so often, Dunfermline town service 75a/c, since there short. Strathtay Olympain some times appears on the Tesco car part shuttle in D/line. No19 still get one every so often, There was one on the X59 Last week doing a dup for Edinburgh. It pure pot luck
PS? your best bet is at Glenrothes around 11am, I do know PS still does a 36 most days. PS also turn up on Kirkcaldy either on the X58/X60 and Town services. There got more chance of still being around until the same since No Man or E300 are coming any time soon,