Kilts on a London Bus

[cessna152towser]

Earlier in the year I purchased and brought home for Ann this tinplate tea caddy, complete with teabags, from London's Stansted Airport. It represents a caricature of the traditional red London bus. I hadn't noticed until recently that two passengers standing on the rear platform are clad in kilts, one complete with bagpipes.

[Captain]

Why are you buying gifts for my wife?? Oh wait... you must mean your Ann...

Cool tin, especially with the rabble being represented. How's the tea in it?

[McClef]

Never heard of that brand.

Not very generous with the number of tea bags is it

[Big Dave]

Cool tin, it's nice enough to display.

[mddock58]

Kind of nice! you can pick one up off the net at Amazon.

Ahmad Tea Bus

[Pleater]

Are there drums as well? I think I can make out two drums on the platform and a drummer under the saltaire.

'Fraid that is my thing - one of nature's drummers.

Hmm - are they being put off the bus for disturbing those taking tea?

Pipes and drums are not the most gentele of sounds, particularly at close quarters.

[Graham]

Love it!! thanks for the link, just bought three of them!

[Blu (Ontario)]

It could be that there are quite a few other kilted passengers on the bus.... but we just can't see them....

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