Monday, 18 March 2019

Day 80 a short trip aboard the No 129

My wife and I met some friends in Eltham and had lunch with them and after a pleasant couple of hours we caught the No 286 bus to Greenwich from Eltham High Street to Greenwich (Cutty Sark).
Our bus pulled up immediately in front of a No 129 which was readying to depart. The service is provided by London General and was a double decker Wrightbus Gemini WVL356.

Charmaine hurrying to catch WVL356 before it departs to North Greenwich

National Maritime Museum

Greenwich Park looking up to the observatory

Greenwich library building now for sale

Millennium village


Emirates Airline as we approach North Greenwich


Emirates Airline with Cumulonimbus cloud behind

The bus left at 1544 and retraced the route of the No 286 past the National Maritime Museum
















and the closed Greenwich library back to the Blackwall Tunnel Approach Road.











From there the bus heads under the flyover, turns left into Millennium East shopping and leisure centre and then on to the Millennium village.
Millennium Dome, photo taken once off the bus

Our No 129 running to layover at 1605

















The bus route then runs up to North Greenwich bus terminus and arrived here only 20 minutes after leaving Greenwich at 1605. This was definitely the shortest journey that I've done.
























To get home from here it was the Jubilee line to Canada Water and then London Overground to West Croydon.

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