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Bendy Bus Becomes an AccordionWritten By Allen - December 3rd, 2008 
This photo comes to us from our German S-Bahn railfan Mark. It’s a bendy bus in London from the bus company Arriva. The bus has been wrapped for the Camden Irish Music Festival. What a great and innovative wrap making the "bendy" part look like an accordion! (click photo for larger version)
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That is awesome! I saw a picture, or maybe it was a youtube video of a bus where the back doors looked like a shark with its mouth either open or closed. I think this is cooler though.
Rafael
I think I saw the shark too – it’s fun when people take time to make wraps that look good unlike say the google nyc subway wrap.
wonderful. not many epople like it, but i think the nbendy bus is beutiful. i can’t wait to see one in watford. why cant we get one? stop wasting money boris johnson!!!
Hi,
Great image. I would like to use it for a book about the accordion.
Can anyone help me finding the photographer?
THANKS!!!!
Sorry for the slow delay – unfortunately I don’t have any info…
I think I saw the shark too – it’s fun when people take time to make wraps that look good unlike say the google nyc subway wrap.
That is awesome! I saw a picture, or maybe it was a youtube video of a bus where the back doors looked like a shark with its mouth either open or closed. I think this is cooler though.
Rafael
Hello Allen,
This is a great image.
I would love to use it for a book about the accordion instruments that we are working on. Do you know how I can contact the photographer?
THANKS!!!
Jo Brunenberg