A few more pics

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Stathspey,between Grantown and Aviemore.


My usual motor was in the workshop so had a play with this for a couple of days.Fitted with this…

Didn’t really like it.Couldn’t make its mind up on roundabouts and hills.I’m 6’ 1" tall and like to sit high and well back.Could only just reach that wee gearlever with fingertips :confused: :confused:

Truckers at play.
Stopped for fuel at Ballinluig.These were in the truckpark.



One of the boys was planning on buying this.


Brilliant full moon last Friday night.


Nice setting for B+B at Drumochter Pass.


Saw this when tipping at Corby Chill in Larkhall.Have seen them knocking around and wondered why Safeway ran such old kit.Now I know :exclamation:


Gastanks on n/s(3). Has same on o/s.Remarkabley quiet when it left.


Had longer than that in here,mate.

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thank you the pictures of the cars reminded me of the CHELSEA CRUISE
and when we could use the park to show our cars &VAN;S etc,
oh yeh the other pics are great as well,

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Nice pics, espiecially the Drumochter Pass, looks like a nice drive :wink: :sunglasses:

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Excellent pics :smiley:

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The black hot rod with the flames is very cool. :sunglasses:

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Great pic`s Highlander
I used to run upto Muir of Ord with aluminum for Highland Construction
but its been a few years since ive been up that way, the job was a bit of a mad
one we used to run the ally up from Alcan Warrington they would drill 4 holes
in the end of each ally beam then i think it was Frasers of Conan Bridge who
would run it down to the new Seven Bridge that was being built.
We always ran back to Warrington empty (its the BRS/Exel way :unamused: )

You can beat the Highlands for a drive on a nice sunny day :sunglasses:

:smiling_imp: :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp: :sunglasses:

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Any more :question:

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good pic’s i love inverness ive got relatives who have a croft on the black isle at ballagolowne ( i think thats how you spell it ) and they drive for a tipper firm out of inverness called anderson’s i think anyway orange fodens.