This is the current view of the location and on the satellite view you can see the alignment of the M8 which was built on reclaimed land at the other side of the railway line google.co.uk/maps/@55.92244 … a=!3m1!1e3
m.a.n rules:
Watching the progress whilst enjoying breakfast in Coalville I’am turning in to a Bewick pointy shoes type
which caff you in dan, always found dawnies the best along there…
One description that could never be levelled at me mate was being a member of the “pointy Shoe” Brigade My Operations Manager and our traffic operators and Myself had all “done the job” in the sheeting & roping days ! There were never any “pointy shoe” Walla’s employed at Bewick Transport !
24 drops all in one big shed hiab off load with the pallet forks ,I could supply you with some of the load body bags ,masks ,hand sanitizer,gowns ,gloves ect
This is the current view of the location and on the satellite view you can see the alignment of the M8 which was built on reclaimed land at the other side of the railway line google.co.uk/maps/@55.92244 … a=!3m1!1e3
Nice find Dennis, cheers! Can’t recall being on that side before, I did however tipped a couple of times in Dumbarton, always enjoyed the scenery up there.
This is the current view of the location and on the satellite view you can see the alignment of the M8 which was built on reclaimed land at the other side of the railway line google.co.uk/maps/@55.92244 … a=!3m1!1e3
Nice find Dennis, cheers! Can’t recall being on that side before, I did however tipped a couple of times in Dumbarton, always enjoyed the scenery up there.
Punchy Dan:
024 drops all in one big shed hiab off load with the pallet forks ,I could supply you with some of the load body bags ,masks ,hand sanitizer,gowns ,gloves ect
Bewick:
Punchy Dan:
1good netting bungeeing ect rope
How many drops Dan’l ?
Wot’s wrong wid me shoes Dan’l ? at least they are almost new and polished but not toe tectors as I got promoted to the office and had just popped out to give a bit of instruction like ! Cheers.
oiltreader:
Thanks to Punchy Dan, pv83, Ray Smyth and Buzzer for the pics
Livestock wagons up north.
Oily
hello Oily ,did you ever come across L E Jones from Ruthin ,they used to do a lot of Scottish work ,thank you Trevor
Hello Trevor, not myself but one here at Dingwall Mart snapped by my late good friend Ronnie Cameron.
Cheers
Oily
Hello Oily ,thank you ,yes L E Jones as i said did a lot of Scottish work with livestock ,and they use the A470 down to South Wales ,years ago they were hauling alluminium from Holyhead down to Swansea ,thank you Trevor
Punchy Dan:
024 drops all in one big shed hiab off load with the pallet forks ,I could supply you with some of the load body bags ,masks ,hand sanitizer,gowns ,gloves ect
Bewick:
Punchy Dan:
1good netting bungeeing ect rope
How many drops Dan’l ?
Wot’s wrong wid me shoes Dan’l ? at least they are almost new and polished but not toe tectors as I got promoted to the office and had just popped out to give a bit of instruction like ! Cheers.
Dennis, I thought drivers of your calibre wore TUF Big T boots (there’s a blast from the past for you).
Bernard
Hi Oily as you probably know this AEC Marshall was often parked up overnight on The Sands at Carlisle along with a few other fridge vans frae the Buchan district. The Marshall was popular with these hauliers at that time T M Catto, S A Macraes, Gibbs and others
Cheers, Leyland 600