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Post by county.line.road on Jul 1, 2022 1:23:58 GMT
Okay yall, what got you interested in school buses?
And PS - if you've opened this topic, it's too late... you have to spill the beans now! LOL  |
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Post by county.line.road on Jul 1, 2022 1:25:36 GMT
Also can't forget the bus drivers! If you drive, why did you pick driving a big yellow school bus versus any other career?  |
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Post by tristan on Nov 10, 2022 3:10:06 GMT
Hmmm good question, I think it was due to the fact that I didn't really get to ride a bus too much in Elementary school. They were a novelty to me
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Post by Steve C. on Nov 10, 2022 23:06:41 GMT
Well, it first started with my family telling me I had to go to school and I couldn't stay home and watch TV all day. 😄 Closer to the actual context of this topic, my answer is a little closer to tristan s. When I started high school (middle school on the bus was a bad experience), the bus I got to ride was the oddball type of the bus fleet and I was curious about what a Blue Bird TC/2000 was. (This was "several" years ago; I doubt 92wardsenator was making websites yet😉) |
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Post by Arleth on Nov 11, 2022 2:57:24 GMT
Well, it all started in the faraway nation of El Salvador in the year 2020. I was 13 at the time and I desired to start making videos on vehicles for YouTube videos, but the thing was that I didn't know what kind of vehicles I wanted to photograph. After thinking for a little under a minute, I asked myself a question, "What is the most colorful thing around?" I thought to myself for a moment and I came to the conclusion that I wanted to start photographing and videotaping the school buses there. So from there, I became a bus photographer for YouTube. This is where I began my interest in school buses, because I wanted to celebrate my home nation in a way that involved vehicles.
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Post by John 문열 Sulu on Jan 22, 2023 2:48:43 GMT
The thing that got me into school buses was that I not only rode them from home to school and vice versa, but also that one of the rules for my high school swim team (which I tried out for and made it to in 10th grade) was that they MUST ride the school bus to and from swim meets.
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Post by harvestman on Mar 14, 2023 22:56:44 GMT
Honestly...no idea. Living just down the street from the local bus lot probably helped.
As for taking photos, relatively few people know that I started off with transit buses several years ago, then moved on to school buses once I had a photo of every active city bus in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area. I distinctly remember one of my transit friends asking why I didn't take photos of school buses, and my response being that there were too many contractors and districts to keep up with. How things have changed since then!
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