A Western (or Southern) National Bedford WTB rests at the Hunters Inn, Parracombe, North Devon.

Bideford Quay, with two Southern National doubledeckers visible. One is an early Bristol K or a G-type. The other may be an AEC Regent or Leyland Titan. [Alan O. Watkins Colln]

Lynton Hill - another part of the route between Minehead and ilfracombe - with a bristol-registered car, HT 236, descending the earthen road into Lynmouth village. The hill was - and still is - 1 in 4 (25%). [Valentine; Alan O. Watkins Colln]

SN 3 (A566 TYD)

Southern National 3000

Two buses wait on the Quay at Minehead as a steam crane unloads the ss Corbeil of Bristol on to a waiting lorry. [Alan O. Watkins Colln]

V 8536 leads a convoy of five vehicles down the one 1 in 4 (25%) gradient of Porlock Hill, near Minehead on a card postmarked 1923. Note the side covers to theengine are open on both the first two charabancs. The third is an Albion. The photograph was clearly posed, because a horse and handler are badly blurred on to the left hand side, climbing the hill. [Vowles, Minehead; Alan O. Watkins Colln]

Weymouth, The Promeande. A Southern National Bristol KSW qwith standard ECW lowbridge bodywork is visible on the extreme right, while another is heading away from the camera in the middle distance. [Valentines L.3192/L; Alan O. Watkins Colln]