Davies Int. Southampton. With photos (Part 1)

Badger:

robthedog:

Buzzer:
View from the past in Romsey & Strongs brewery, Buzzer

Same position 75+ years later
And the poles that held the strongs sign are still there today

Rob
you had a good old root around in them bushes■■?
Jeremy

Sure did, there used to be a little entrance there It’s all grown over now the wife said the supports were still there so I had to go in and get the photo.

Badger:

robthedog:

Buzzer:
View from the past in Romsey & Strongs brewery, Buzzer

Same position 75+ years later
And the poles that held the strongs sign are still there today

Rob
you had a good old root around in them bushes■■?
Jeremy

Sure did, there used to be a little entrance there but it’s all grown over now the wife said the sign supports were still there, so I had to go in and get me photo

Group picture on delivery of another batch of 6 new Volvo FH’s in Andersons Road our old yard 1996ish, the Boss and her boys, Buzzer

2 Sons and Youngest Daughter :slight_smile:

Tommy the youngest grandson thinking about joining joining up on the firm, Buzzer.

Mr Andrew Morrison aka “snapper” or Klondyke on a sunshine tour with DIT luxury vacations in sunny Europe on a break, Buzzer

Remember these nearly every truck back in the day had one of these installed, we had a man to fix them if they went wrong “scaniaman” in Woolston, Southampton, think he was so called as i once sold him a Scania, he came to pay me with a leather holdall full of cash at night so i sent him away and told him come back tomorrow. This was so i could go and pay it straight in the bank just being cautious i suppose but i never knew him then, Buzzer

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Ready for the off couple weeks ago myself & chip just spent the morning giving a bit of tlc to the trucks
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Think tlc paid off lol waiting to ship out in Pompey
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Had this chip on my shoulder for couple of weeks then he had to go home lol

Not all sunshine lol a very wet weekend
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Parked with mr Bar someone asked what we do for food? Well with only services open for facilities we’ve managed to do a bit of shopping & fend for ourselves so to speak!!
Getting pretty good at omelette a la camion lol
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Extreme social distancing with Moxey lol
Andrews bar & grill open for weekend lol
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Andrew Morrison:
Had this chip on my shoulder for couple of weeks then he had to go home lol

Buzzer:
Remember these nearly every truck back in the day had one of these installed, we had a man to fix them if they went wrong “scaniaman” in Woolston, Southampton, think he was so called as i once sold him a Scania, he came to pay me with a leather holdall full of cash at night so i sent him away and told him come back tomorrow. This was so i could go and pay it straight in the bank just being cautious i suppose but i never knew him then, Buzzer

I bought this new Granada 2:1 D for our Fleet Engineer in late 1979 when he was around 21 or 22 and at that time there was a lot of controversy about the use of CB’s. Well not wanting to get into lumber we had a Midland CB fitted into the glove box and it used the same electric aerial as the radio cassette. :sunglasses: I wasn’t a great fan of CB’s as I thought they were a waste of time ! not so many of our Drivers :wink: Cheers Dennis.

Buzzer:
Remember these nearly every truck back in the day had one of these installed, we had a man to fix them if they went wrong “scaniaman” in Woolston, Southampton, think he was so called as i once sold him a Scania, he came to pay me with a leather holdall full of cash at night so i sent him away and told him come back tomorrow. This was so i could go and pay it straight in the bank just being cautious i suppose but i never knew him then, Buzzer

If you paid that sort of cash into your account now they’d freeze it and close it!

On the road in France in Cauneille, Klondyke & Mikes first sit down meal in 12 weeks, Buzzer.

Hi all, nice to see a bit of normality coming back into the job at last i bet those boy’s enjoyed there first st down meal,are there many re-opening have you heard Buzzer. Nice bit of steady rain today this will do every thing good. How many big bales did you end up with john. :laughing:

Kev think that was the first one they have found open, obviously not quite as much traffic I am told but thats the same over here but starting to get busy again now. Had 52 bales on six acres so not too shabby as we did not have any rain early on, slightly down but no fertilizer put on, Wrighty on the other hand has had a good soak overnight which is what we need down here to get the grass to recover so he will be pleased. We have only had a dust dampener and need steady constant rain to do any good but dont think this is going to happen, Buzzer

Hi john, i have just been reading that France has reopened restaurants as of yesterday but can only serve food outside so don’t know what they will do now it’s a bit colder and wetter. Not to bad a crop off the grass, they say we could get a drop of rain over the next few week’s but we will have to see. :sunglasses: