Bristol VR AHW201V manoeuvres at Flowers Hill. Photo: Ken Jones

The chairman wears uniform and a troubled expression.... Photo: Ken Jones

...and in a happier moment, poses with Oliver Leighfield, our youngest conductor. Photo: Robert Leighfield

Crews take a tea-break in time-honoured bus company style.

The Group's newest addition, New Zealand Bristol RE, XOU396T, pauses and poses at Pensford. Photo: Ken Jones

EMW284, undergoing repainting, in the shed. Photo: Ken Jones

The Group's buses await business. Photo: Ken Jones

FTT704 prepares for a trip. Photo: Ken Jones

Uniformed crew ready for departure. Photo: Ken Jones

Modern First bus WX09KCE at Two Mile Hill.... Photo: Ken Jones

...and WK57HKA at Church Road, Redfield. Photo: Ken Jones

Crew in discussion. Photo: Ken Jones

Fife Leyland Tiger Cub, RMS714, a visiting bus from North Somerset Coaches. Photo: Ken Jones

Visiting buses. Photo: Ken Jones

New Zealand Bristol RE, XOU396T, at Flowers Hill. Photo: Ken Jones

The interior of the New Zealand RE. Photo: Ken Jones

AHU803, the Group's oldest bus, awaits departure. Photo: Ken Jones

Leyland Leopard WDS291V in Western SMT livery. Photo: Ken Jones

Unusual colours amongst the normal Bristol green at Flowers Hill. Photo: Ken Jones

I'm sure I left my bus here somewhere.... Photo: Ken Jones

The interior of KLJ749. Photo: Ken Jones

KLJ749 emerges from Whitby Road bridge on its tour of low bridges in the city. Photo: Ken Jones

KLJ749 squeezes through the low bridge that carries the former Midland Railway line over Easton Road. Photo: Ken Jones

KLJ749 pauses at Days Road, St Phillips to allow photographers to get the next shot. Photo: Ken Jones

Emerging from Kingsland Road bridge. Photo: Ken Jones

In Gas Lane, about to turn into Oxford St. Photo: Ken Jones

Emerging from Oxford St and making the sharp turn under the London main line in Avon Street. Photo: Ken Jones

...and beneath Avon St bridge. Photo: Ken Jones

Happier still, the chairman gets stuck into a piece of cake. Photo: Ken Jones

RMS714 out in the countryside following a trip to Bath Bus Company. Photo: Ken Jones