Preserved Bus Dealership at Lydney?
 

I have to say that this is probably the wrong place for this posting, so if the Forum Police want to move it, feel free.
Earlier this year, I had to go on business to a Medical Equipment Company outside Lydney in Gloucestershire on the north bank of the Severn. Before I went, I had a look at Lydney using the 'satelite' function of Google maps. I found the preserved railway line, but I also found what looked like a large bus park close to Lydney railway station.
When I got there, I had an opportunity to get a very brief look at this park. It was fenced off, but seemed to contain about 60 old buses. The only thing I recognised was an old Alexander J-type body (circa 1972, or older) on a Fleetline or Atlantean, painted a vivid yellow.
Does anyone have any idea what this site is?

Trapper John

Ear 'tiz:-
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=51.7147605...19&l=0&m=a&v=2

Yep, that's it. Well done that civilian aircraft! The photo seems to have originated from Google Maps, and I think it's about 2 or 3 years old.

I have to say that when I went past it in early March this year, I didn't see any signs on the fencing saying what the ownership was, or its function, which was annoying.

The best I can find at the moment suggests that it may belong to.

London Bus Export Lydney, (Dealer)

seeDFH 112B on this page and it shows dealer name.
http://www.bus.uk.com/contact.htm
http://bcv.robsly.com/boclod.html

My source living in Gloucestershire states:-

More from my source:-

I say G-CPTN, you haven't got a spy in my neck of the woods, have you?.
Not only does he live in my locale, but he has been cribbing from the web site link I posted, as well. The Rascal. Ha ha