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• ”She says that, while the route was scenic and the sights varied, the most fascinating part of the experiment was connecting with other bus fans across the UK on social media Promo
  
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  There was this element of it being so banal but somehow reflecting people's own lives Promo
  
  “My planned route was supposed to get me there by about 4 Promo
  
  “It was my 35th birthday on the day I decided to do it Promo
  
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  Although Emily rode the 840 bus, a Yorkshire route renowned as Britain’s most beautiful, as part of her mission, she says: “I think the last day [through Northumberland into Scotland] was my favourite Promo
  
  Particularly for people who are from really small towns Promo
  
  ”She says she’s done much more famous train routes across Canada, and journeys like the Trans-Siberian Railway, but something about this journey captured people’s imaginations in a unique way Promo
  
  “Years ago, I’d had a dating profile where I said ‘I wonder how far you could get from London just by bus’ Promo
  
  Emily said she was aiming to get as far as she could from London on Friday, when bus services were more regular than on weekends, making it all the way to Pontefract in West Yorkshire, where she stayed overnight Promo
  
  Twitter users have been captivated by the story of a Londoner who travelled all the way from the capital to Scotland using only local buses Promo
  
  it should stick around,” she tweeted at the end of the journey Promo
  
  She then took a third London bus out to Potter’s Bar, before making for Luton on a Dragonfly bus, which caught her attention with its “interesting bench seats” and USB ports for phone chargers Promo
  
  Emily arrived in Edinburgh at 2 Promo
  
  ”She says that once she got to the city, Lothian Buses offered her a free trip on one of their sightseeing buses around town Promo
  
  The journey took her to Northampton, Leicester, Derby, Sheffield, Leeds, through Yorkshire, Whitby and Berwick-Upon-Tweed, among other stops Promo
  
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  “I was going from Alnwick along the Northumberland coast and through Berwick, to Edinburgh Promo
  
  “Then I started making friends with other bus enthusiasts in the UK, and I realised, people do actually do this Promo
  
  Emily braved chilly February buses to get to bonny Scotland (Emily Turner)RecommendedMeet the slow travellers choosing trains and buses over planesHow to avoid main line rail closures and travel from England-Scotland this weekendHow to hike Scotland’s Hebridean Way “It’s something that I’d been thinking about doing for years Promo
  
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  5 hours after leaving London, tweeting: “Hello old friend… rolled in on the 51 Border Bus” Promo
  
  It’s really stunning scenery Promo
  
  “What a difference the £2 fare makes Promo
  
  In Barnsley, South Yorkshire, she stopped to photograph “the most incredible post-modern bus station I’ve ever seen” Promo
  
  She then made a beeline for her favourite pub there, the Auld Hoose, for a large portion of nachos Promo
  
  She says she spent £30 in total on buses in England and £16 on two buses once over the border in Scotland Promo
  
  I thought, you know what, this is the right time, when buses are cheaper than ever Promo
  
  I’ve been wanting to do this for YEARS!! I cannot wait!!!”Less than a week later, her account had rocketed from 800 followers to 23,700 Promo
  
  On Saturday she rode through the north of England, reaching Northumberland and staying overnight in Alnwick before continuing to Scotland on Sunday Promo
  
  On Thursday (9 February), Emily Turner tweeted: “Tomorrow is the day I start my journey from London to Scotland via £2 local bus services Promo
  
  Along the way, the public transport enthusiast live-tweeted highlights, from interesting bus decor to fabulous views Promo
  
  “People had so many opinions on the route; they’d say ‘I'm waiting to get my OAP bus pass to do that, or ‘my dad always wanted to do that’ Promo
  
  I had people offering to meet me or bring me things Promo
  
  30/5pm,” she told The Independent, “but at the last minute a friend told me about a different bus route that would get me there even earlier – 2 Promo
  
  “What was interesting was the social media and how into it people got,” she says Promo
  
  “I love the Northumberland coast, I know that area very well and have great memories of cycling and road trips Promo
  
  I love buses as a way to see places, putting my headphones on and just watch the world go by,” Emily told The Independent Promo
  
  ”Emily set off on the morning of 10 February, posting a photo of socks adorned with red double-decker buses to Twitter and writing: “Bus socks on! Ready to roll!”She started her journey on the N253 to Tottenham Court Road shortly after 5am, before catching the N29 to Enfield Town Promo
  
  She planned to ride from her home in London to Edinburgh, Scotland exclusively using a series of short, regional bus services for a bargain overall fare Promo
  
  The comedian and writer explained that she was timing her journey to take advantage of England’s £2 bus scheme, a government initiative running from January to March Promo
  
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  Twitter users have been captivated by the story of a Londoner who travelled all the way from the capital to Scotland using only local buses Promo
  
  She then made a beeline for her favourite pub there, the Auld Hoose, for a large portion of nachos Promo
  
  There was this element of it being so banal but somehow reflecting people's own lives Promo
  
  She says she spent £30 in total on buses in England and £16 on two buses once over the border in Scotland Promo
  
  ”She says that, while the route was scenic and the sights varied, the most fascinating part of the experiment was connecting with other bus fans across the UK on social media Promo
  
  In Barnsley, South Yorkshire, she stopped to photograph “the most incredible post-modern bus station I’ve ever seen” Promo
  
  ”She says that once she got to the city, Lothian Buses offered her a free trip on one of their sightseeing buses around town Promo
  
  it should stick around,” she tweeted at the end of the journey Promo
  
  “I was going from Alnwick along the Northumberland coast and through Berwick, to Edinburgh Promo
  
  “My planned route was supposed to get me there by about 4 Promo
  
  Although Emily rode the 840 bus, a Yorkshire route renowned as Britain’s most beautiful, as part of her mission, she says: “I think the last day [through Northumberland into Scotland] was my favourite Promo
  
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  The journey took her to Northampton, Leicester, Derby, Sheffield, Leeds, through Yorkshire, Whitby and Berwick-Upon-Tweed, among other stops Promo
  
  She planned to ride from her home in London to Edinburgh, Scotland exclusively using a series of short, regional bus services for a bargain overall fare Promo
  
  I thought, you know what, this is the right time, when buses are cheaper than ever Promo
  
  ”Emily set off on the morning of 10 February, posting a photo of socks adorned with red double-decker buses to Twitter and writing: “Bus socks on! Ready to roll!”She started her journey on the N253 to Tottenham Court Road shortly after 5am, before catching the N29 to Enfield Town Promo
  
  The comedian and writer explained that she was timing her journey to take advantage of England’s £2 bus scheme, a government initiative running from January to March Promo
  
  30pm on Sunday (12 February), 38 Promo
  
  Emily braved chilly February buses to get to bonny Scotland (Emily Turner)RecommendedMeet the slow travellers choosing trains and buses over planesHow to avoid main line rail closures and travel from England-Scotland this weekendHow to hike Scotland’s Hebridean Way “It’s something that I’d been thinking about doing for years Promo
  
  5 hours after leaving London, tweeting: “Hello old friend… rolled in on the 51 Border Bus” Promo
  
  On Thursday (9 February), Emily Turner tweeted: “Tomorrow is the day I start my journey from London to Scotland via £2 local bus services Promo
  
  She then took a third London bus out to Potter’s Bar, before making for Luton on a Dragonfly bus, which caught her attention with its “interesting bench seats” and USB ports for phone chargers Promo
  
  Emily arrived in Edinburgh at 2 Promo
  
  “Years ago, I’d had a dating profile where I said ‘I wonder how far you could get from London just by bus’ Promo
  
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  On Saturday she rode through the north of England, reaching Northumberland and staying overnight in Alnwick before continuing to Scotland on Sunday Promo
  
  “It was my 35th birthday on the day I decided to do it Promo
  
  Along the way, the public transport enthusiast live-tweeted highlights, from interesting bus decor to fabulous views Promo
  
  Emily said she was aiming to get as far as she could from London on Friday, when bus services were more regular than on weekends, making it all the way to Pontefract in West Yorkshire, where she stayed overnight Promo
  
  I love buses as a way to see places, putting my headphones on and just watch the world go by,” Emily told The Independent Promo
  
  “Then I started making friends with other bus enthusiasts in the UK, and I realised, people do actually do this Promo
  
  “What was interesting was the social media and how into it people got,” she says Promo
  
  30/5pm,” she told The Independent, “but at the last minute a friend told me about a different bus route that would get me there even earlier – 2 Promo
  
  Particularly for people who are from really small towns Promo
  
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  I’ve been wanting to do this for YEARS!! I cannot wait!!!”Less than a week later, her account had rocketed from 800 followers to 23,700 Promo
  
  “What a difference the £2 fare makes Promo
  
  “I love the Northumberland coast, I know that area very well and have great memories of cycling and road trips Promo
  
  ”She says she’s done much more famous train routes across Canada, and journeys like the Trans-Siberian Railway, but something about this journey captured people’s imaginations in a unique way Promo
  
  “People had so many opinions on the route; they’d say ‘I'm waiting to get my OAP bus pass to do that, or ‘my dad always wanted to do that’ Promo
  
  I had people offering to meet me or bring me things Promo
  
  It’s really stunning scenery Promo