McWilliam:
Mackereth of Sedbergh0
AKA “The Garsdale and Dentdale Flyer” you saw it everwhere, day and night ( same Driver!) Log Sheets (whats them!) Tachos ? ■■■■ off mate, this is Indian country ! Cheers Anon1.
Bewick:
robroy:
pete smith:
( pic belongs to Buycrider)Where is Buycrider these days ■■
He’ll be causing mayhem in Penrith or the surrounding area no doubt
Anon 1.
I last pm.d and E mailed him about 18 months ago with a cutting about a Stobarts driver on the same job as he used to be on, and never heard back. Just hope he’s ok.
Bewick:
McWilliam:
Mackereth of Sedbergh0
AKA “The Garsdale and Dentdale Flyer” you saw it everwhere, day and night ( same Driver!) Log Sheets (whats them!) Tachos ? [zb] off mate, this is Indian country ! Cheers Anon1.
Aye, they were not only the most formidable hauliers, but also the most formidable business on the Westmoreland, ■■■■■■■■■■■ Yorkshire and Lancashire border. The sight of their vehicles coming down the country lanes of the remote farms and businesses along the remote Carlisle to Settle railway line was a life line to them people.
at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?
Cracking photos there Dan, Are a relative of David Bailey by any chance, 
Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?Cracking photos there Dan, Are a relative of David Bailey by any chance,
Ive just noticed the Reg, Its a long way from home Swansea, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?Cracking photos there Dan, Are a relative of David Bailey by any chance,
You’ve lost me there Larry .
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?
Not a lot of help Dan’l but I think he was an O/D on round timber haulage out of South Lakeland as I’ve seen a Scania ? outfit on the A590 over the past years but he certainly wasn’t around in the transport business I was in, maybe he was an O/D in Bowater Scott when the job turned to ■■■■ ! I seem to recall the name Cole on the Blackboard in Jim Lambs Office at the Mill, may have been a relative though. But he has certainly turned out a cracking Borderer though so respect where it’s due eh! . But that “T” reg is a bit suspect though as our last Borderers were “P” reg and we also had a “P” reg SED/ATK. Anyway sorry I’m not much help no doubt someone will have more gen ! Cheers Bewick.
Punchy Dan:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?Cracking photos there Dan, Are a relative of David Bailey by any chance,
You’ve lost me there Larry .
Well that doesn’t take much doing 
Punchy Dan:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?Cracking photos there Dan, Are a relative of David Bailey by any chance,
You’ve lost me there Larry .
O K Dan let me explain, David Bailey is a proffesonial at taking photos, & your photos go along with his, 
, Regards Larry.
Ahh see ,just googled him
Bewick:
Punchy Dan:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Punchy Dan:
0123at onslow park Shrewsbury today ,real firm ? Anyone know the history ,Bewick ?Cracking photos there Dan, Are a relative of David Bailey by any chance,
You’ve lost me there Larry .
Well that doesn’t take much doing
Dennis , Did David Bailey photograph your fleet, Or shouldn’t I ask Eh, , But I may add that the photos were allways top dollar IMO, Regards Larry.
Bewick always chops some off his pics
David Bailey who he ? never came into our yard, well he might have done at some point over the years but he obviously refused to pay the £5 entrance fee at the gate so got told to “do one” eh! Dennis.
Bewick:
David Bailey who he ? never came into our yard, well he might have done at some point over the years but he obviously refused to pay the £5 entrance fee at the gate so got told to “do one” eh!
Dennis a fiver you must have been in a good mood 
You tight old rascal, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
David Bailey who he ? never came into our yard, well he might have done at some point over the years but he obviously refused to pay the £5 entrance fee at the gate so got told to “do one” eh!Dennis a fiver you must have been in a good mood
No Problem Larry, I’d have given you and “H” a concessionary entry being as you were both in the “TRADE” like, I’d have told the Alsatian to only bite you in the arse once eh! 
Dennis.
Bewick:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
David Bailey who he ? never came into our yard, well he might have done at some point over the years but he obviously refused to pay the £5 entrance fee at the gate so got told to “do one” eh!Dennis a fiver you must have been in a good mood
No Problem Larry, I’d have given you and “H” a concessionary entry being as you were both in the “TRADE” like, I’d have told the Alsatian to only bite you in the arse once eh!
I trust you Dennis to get your monies worth, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
David Bailey who he ? never came into our yard, well he might have done at some point over the years but he obviously refused to pay the £5 entrance fee at the gate so got told to “do one” eh!Dennis a fiver you must have been in a good mood
No Problem Larry, I’d have given you and “H” a concessionary entry being as you were both in the “TRADE” like, I’d have told the Alsatian to only bite you in the arse once eh!
I trust you Dennis to get your monies worth,
The Alsatian didn’t reckon he got his ! he said they were the two most boney arses he had ever had hold of eh! Cheers Dennis.
Well Dennis what did the dog want Fillet Steak arses, No way my friend after sitting on the old hard wagons seats that Harry & I did, The old dog would have run a mile, Our arses were harder the Oak timber, After all we sat on them for mile after mile, Sorry to disappoint the old dog , Buts that’s life in a nutshell, Regards Larry.
Hiya,
When working for J & E. Transport back in the 50s, I occasionally had to drop
a few items designated for Teesside into Feather & Kents yard we didn’t do
that area when going through the big doors to the traffic office you was
advised to stick to the path between the freight awaiting forwarding to parts
further afield, the reason being a rather large mangy looking Alsatian dog that
although chained lived in a packing case and could just about reach to get his
teeth over the embarkation line, that mutt couldn’t half stretch that chain if
someone entering the place that was unknown to him, he used to frighten me
to death having brushed his nose across the back of my hand on my first visit,
needless to say I stayed well over to the left of the path after that.
thanks harry, long retired.