School is finally out for summer in Sudbury!! Move 'em on out!
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4 comments:
Just make sure those busses don't spend the summer in New Orleans.
Nice photo, it looks like the start of a race!
Your kids go a lot longer than the kids do here, but then you probably go back later...
Isn't it funny that school buses haven't changed much since they were introduced about a thousand years ago?
B - I'm not exactly sure what you mean?
Vogon - there were just as many more buses to the left of these and yes it was a race. A race to get those kids back to their parents for the summer.
Jacob - We go back to school the week before Labor Day. As for the buses, they still don't require seat belts!
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