And the rest on Saturday, Buzzer
Buzzer, Just a quick one-liner to say “Thanks” for taking the time to post what are always interesting pics. I, and I am sure many others, am grateful.
Dipster:
Buzzer, Just a quick one-liner to say “Thanks” for taking the time to post what are always interesting pics. I, and I am sure many others, am grateful.
Thankyou mate I enjoy looking back, some shots are before my time but a lot of the pictures one can remember running alongside the companies featured, Buzzer 
Buzzer:
Dipster:
Buzzer, Just a quick one-liner to say “Thanks” for taking the time to post what are always interesting pics. I, and I am sure many others, am grateful.Thankyou mate I enjoy looking back, some shots are before my time but a lot of the pictures one can remember running alongside the companies featured, Buzzer
Who you trying to kid Buzzer? Managed to find this rare photo of you with your first vehicle 
but I echo the previous comment, thoroughly enjoy this and the Paul Gee stuff, thanks for taking the time.
coomsey:
Bit of a beasty not sure if I like the look or not ? NMP off FB
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Too many steps for some of us older fellas. 
Kempston:
Buzzer:
Dipster:
Buzzer, Just a quick one-liner to say “Thanks” for taking the time to post what are always interesting pics. I, and I am sure many others, am grateful.Thankyou mate I enjoy looking back, some shots are before my time but a lot of the pictures one can remember running alongside the companies featured, Buzzer
Who you trying to kid Buzzer? Managed to find this rare photo of you with your first vehicle
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Beautiful horses in this picture. I am a very contented man but I do wish I had enough money to afford keeping horses such as Suffolk Punch, Clydesdale or Percherons etc. as they deserve to be kept. But I know I do not.
Buzzer:
Dipster:
Buzzer, Just a quick one-liner to say “Thanks” for taking the time to post what are always interesting pics. I, and I am sure many others, am grateful.Thankyou mate I enjoy looking back, some shots are before my time but a lot of the pictures one can remember running alongside the companies featured, Buzzer
+1. Those old cattle waggons keep taking me back 60 years to when I was knee high and going around the local marts in the NE. Two in particular on todays list Tommy Muckle (Rothbury) a good friend of my Dad and Redpaths (Wooler)
Many thanks for posting.
Tyneside
Dipster:
Kempston:
Buzzer:
Dipster:
Buzzer, Just a quick one-liner to say “Thanks” for taking the time to post what are always interesting pics. I, and I am sure many others, am grateful.Thankyou mate I enjoy looking back, some shots are before my time but a lot of the pictures one can remember running alongside the companies featured, Buzzer
Who you trying to kid Buzzer? Managed to find this rare photo of you with your first vehicle
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Beautiful horses in this picture. I am a very contented man but I do wish I had enough money to afford keeping horses such as Suffolk Punch, Clydesdale or Percherons etc. as they deserve to be kept. But I know I do not.
Before covid I was child minder to my grandchildren, our granddaughter used to love going to Wimpole Hall near Cambridge, (still does for that matter) purely to see the shire horses, her favourite being the largest called Stanley, it was hilarious watching such a small little child trying to hug such a big gentle giant. She’s 5 now but still has pictures of Stanley in her bedroom and we sponsor him for part of her birthday present. Beautiful horses, if you like shires it’s well worth a visit.
Thankyou mate I enjoy looking back, some shots are before my time but a lot of the pictures one can remember running alongside the companies featured, Buzzer
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Who you trying to kid Buzzer? Managed to find this rare photo of you with your first vehicle but I echo the previous comment, thoroughly enjoy this and the Paul Gee stuff, thanks for taking the time.
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Beautiful horses in this picture. I am a very contented man but I do wish I had enough money to afford keeping horses such as Suffolk Punch, Clydesdale or Percherons etc. as they deserve to be kept. But I know I do not.
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Before covid I was child minder to my grandchildren, our granddaughter used to love going to Wimpole Hall near Cambridge, (still does for that matter) purely to see the shire horses, her favourite being the largest called Stanley, it was hilarious watching such a small little child trying to hug such a big gentle giant. She’s 5 now but still has pictures of Stanley in her bedroom and we sponsor him for part of her birthday present. Beautiful horses, if you like shires it’s well worth a visit.
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Thanks for the tip. Percherons are particularly docile, true gentle giants. I am happy to think your granddaughter enjoying the company of one such.
The freightliner cabover below is about 1990 owned by Arrow transport of vancouver british columbia it looks like a wood chip hauler to me but a very unusual wheel arrangement Great picture paul !!
robinswh:
The freightliner cabover below is about 1990 owned by Arrow transport of vancouver british columbia it looks like a wood chip hauler to me but a very unusual wheel arrangement Great picture paul !
Thanks to lurpak, pyewacket947v, Buzzer, coomsey, Kempston and robinswh for the pics and the craic’s going well
Oily
Highlanders on dashcam.
Both these freighliners would gross out about 63500 kgs the propane tanker would have a higher tare weight as the propane bottles are empty . Economy carriers went out of business a few years back…sold to the red army westcan
robinswh:
Both these freighliners would gross out about 63500 kgs the propane tanker would have a higher tare weight as the propane bottles are empty . Economy carriers went out of business a few years back…sold to the red army westcan
Thanks for that Wayne, here’s a couple of locals for you, to make you a bit homesick. NMP
An interesting scene showing 3 forms of transport. The Iceland fridge artic is on Gathurst Viaduct on the M6,
heading northbound. The local diesel train is going west from Wigan to Southport, and the canal barge is on
The Leeds & Liverpool Canal on its way toward Wigan town centre. Picture from Wigan Forum Album.
Ray Smyth.
