Seaside Open-Top Buses: 1969-99 Discworld and visionary writers Dating from

and visionary writers Dating from 1909 to 1923

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Something Completely Different appropriates certain clichés about Belgium (Baudelaire famously called Belgian monuments “counterfeits of France”)

Seaside Open-Top Buses: 1969-99 Discworld and visionary writers Dating fromWhen double deck motorbuses were first introduced they were all open top, like the horse buses that preceded them. Roofs were not permitted until the 1920s, but once they were the vagaries of the British climate dictated that they would normally be fitted. However, when the sun did shine, what could be nicer than a trip along the seafront with the sea air in your nostrils and ruffling your hair? Therefore, many seaside towns introduced seasonal open