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Babs the wedding bus!

How do chaps and chapesses. And little chaplets. As you may know I'm off for a couple of weeks at moment taking a rest, so the blog entries will be a little thin on the ground. But then your used to that aren't you! Anyhow my activities today count since I was driving Babs my bus in a semi professional capacity. We did our first wedding for relatives, well soon to be relatives, probably! I really enjoyed it and Babs was a very popular old lady along with the Beetle that carried the bride. It was a lovely day all in all and I may start hiring out the old girl for weddings. Just have to look into sorting out a website and telling my insurance company. So if your in West Wales and need some slightly different wedding transport, Babs is your lady.

 The top hat went down a storm!
 The wedding Beetle, from www.bigdaybug.co.uk
 Babs has a new friend
 The groom is a lorry driver!
Does this mean I'm the next bride to get married.......



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