Indeed, I come out in cold sweats when we end up in London too often, or places like Reading where there is a lot of out and back.Buses in South Wales I find tedious (mainly because all the places are hard to spell!). But there is of course the option to leave others to it and return when the gMe has literally moved on a bit.
Perhaps so but that ship has long sailed now, times have changed and it's time to move on
The one good thing about London is that you can constantly keep moving. You'll never get stuck in the same place as we do in Derby/Nottingham. Can't say I personally feel the same about Reading; I personally can't recall there being a source of repetition but then again that's just me! And as for Arriva Midlands, I feel like the Derby/Leicester local routes is very much out to the suburbs and back again which is what drives me mental
I seem to recall buses in Aylesbury dwindling down quite early for a town of its size, but thankfully we can take the four minute walk to the bus station and board 2100 Arriva Beds & Bucks Sapphire service 280 to Haddenham & Thame Parkway Station, arriving there at 2123 on Friday evening.
