oiltreader:
Hi wrighty, is this you southbound A1(M) nr Doncaster.
Cheers
Oily
It isn’t Oily it’s my colleague Andrew who is working his last week before moving onto pastures new, I’m back in tomorrow off down to Cannock and then Nottingham and then loading at Gaydon…
oiltreader:
Hi wrighty, is this you southbound A1(M) nr Doncaster.
Cheers
Oily
It isn’t Oily it’s my colleague Andrew who is working his last week before moving onto pastures new, I’m back in tomorrow off down to Cannock and then Nottingham and then loading at Gaydon…
Cheers Wrighty.
Saw one of yours at Newby Bridge on the A590 yesterday about 1.00, we were heading back home from Kendal. It’ll be on the dashcam somewhere, but haven’t downloaded it. You get everywhere!
oiltreader:
Hi wrighty, is this you southbound A1(M) nr Doncaster.
Cheers
Oily
It isn’t Oily it’s my colleague Andrew who is working his last week before moving onto pastures new, I’m back in tomorrow off down to Cannock and then Nottingham and then loading at Gaydon…
Cheers Wrighty.
Saw one of yours at Newby Bridge on the A590 yesterday about 1.00, we were heading back home from Kendal. It’ll be on the dashcam somewhere, but haven’t downloaded it. You get everywhere!
John
Certainly do John it was probably Colin the boss you saw, I was at home having a bit of a break while the sun shines…making hay, well it’s sort of a break eh…
As I am writing this the window has been pulled in a little as its raining, yes you heard it right its raining for five minuets now stopped but enough to make that smell of the tarmac. Just come back from my annual LGV medical which was ok, blood pressure 117/60 which was good till I had to part with £90 hard earned sovs over half me pension then the heart rate would have surely shot up, personally I think it should be free and at the end of the day you could do as much damage in a 7.5 tonner as a 14 ton one and you don’t need a medical every year for one of them.
Picked a load of runner beans this morning but they are not all that, although I water them every other day you cannot beat a bit of rain, spuds are the same and the ground is as dry as a nuns wot not, they just aint swelled up like they should.
The standing straw auction by FLA made some dosh, winter wheat £170 an acre, Spring Barley £132 so looks like straw will be dear this winter, of to Frome tomorrow as need a few more steers so we shall see, cheers Buzzer.
Stroke of luck I did so got me pasta fix,very good it was too & not too expensive!!
I’m down bottom somewhere past that ol v dub not in bad nick either!!!
Tipped nice n early very friendly & full use of facilities no problem & got me coffee out machine wouldn’t let me pay nice when your day starts like that!!!
Second collection not much better place was a building site dust everywhere & like backing into the black hole of Calcutta lol ended up with a full load of yer actual real authentic Italian grano padona cheese but alas none for the driver anymore!!!
Andrew Morrison:
Second collection not much better place was a building site dust everywhere & like backing into the black hole of Calcutta lol ended up with a full load of yer actual real authentic Italian grano padona cheese but alas none for the driver anymore!!!10
No such thing as driver perks nowadays Andy mate Job’s Dr Hooked Chris
Andrew Morrison:
Second collection not much better place was a building site dust everywhere & like backing into the black hole of Calcutta lol ended up with a full load of yer actual real authentic Italian grano padona cheese but alas none for the driver anymore!!!10
No such thing as driver perks nowadays Andy mate Job’s Dr Hooked Chris
peggydeckboy:
Hi Andrew ,what you loading cheese??if anything brings back memories its you post and photos,keep going ,its getting time for a change ? dbp.
Hi Andrew, Great pictures as always from you, Thank you. This picture brings back memories for me.
I sailed on “Normandie” from when it was new in 1992. Could you please put this picture on the
“Normandie” thread that I started a while back. Kind Regards, Ray Smyth.