coca cola kid:
A57 Down into Rivelin Valley
Crosspool leaving Sheffield A57
A625 Sheffield - Hathersage
Watch out for “the lady” down Rivlin Valley Rd. She wears a long coat…just a coat, nothing else, and she’s a natural redhead. 
Strewth, I wonder what happened to her, I was only a young lad at the time, she traumatised me for life, I ■■■■ near ran off the road. 
Had a trip north this week before the border get’s closed. The weather was normal I was told, sun one minute
and torrential rain the next but I had a good time taking lots of pictures. The mixer is my first 64 reg, just
a shame it doesn’t have a name on it.
fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/ … 2596_n.jpg
Lovely old girl, not mine I nicked it from Facebook.
Nice who’s is it
The photo is credited to a guy named Steven Woodings.
A quick powerwash and look round while the boss man phones round for 10 ton for somewhere and she will be off. Eddie.
“Little & Large” , and born a few years apart too !
Photographed at Gaydon in June .
Cheers , cattle wagon man.
TIDDERSON:
Volvo cattle artic. North Devon
Ex Clarkes,think the same man had an ex Clarkes 4x2 FM until quite recent
Thanks to truckfing, altitude, cattle wagon man and TIDDERSON for the pics
truckfing in the Granite City 
all that rain gives atmosphere to the shots.
a few heading south on the A9 starting with Trevor Turnbull and Son of Redditch.
Oily
Here are some Butterfields of Shipley road tanks from my 1950s. brochure collection.
Cheers Leyland 600.
It was indeed the Granite City Oily, here are some with granite in the background plus a real
clue on the first one just in case proof was required.
Great stuff Truckfing, Nichols Tanker is a blast from the past I can remember in the late 50s, They had 8 wheeler platforms with a tank fastened onto the body, They used to deliver Herring Oil into Thos.Hedleys Ltd (Proctor & Gamble Ltd), in Trafford Park Manchester, They were AECs, & I often had a bit crack with their drivers in the works canteen, Happy days Eh, Keep the pictures coming its nice to see them , Regards Larry.
I took some photos at Cork Port (Rep of Ireland) last week and a couple of 8 leggers outside my house today as part of our early morning alarm call all this week!
Staying with the Aberdeen theme here is an example of both fleet and registration numbers being recycled.
Fine lot of pics there from Leyland600, truckfing and Gardner 120
Off on our travels tomorrow (again) so volunteers to look after the shop are always gratefully appreciated 
a couple of Wm Nicol preserved, thanks to Ronnie Cameron.
Oily
Lawrence Dunbar:
Great stuff Truckfing, Nichols Tanker is a blast from the past I can remember in the late 50s, They had 8 wheeler platforms with a tank fastened onto the body, They used to deliver Herring Oil into Thos.Hedleys Ltd (Proctor & Gamble Ltd), in Trafford Park Manchester, They were AECs, & I often had a bit crack with their drivers in the works canteen, Happy days Eh, Keep the pictures coming its nice to see them , Regards Larry.
Interesting bit here truckscenescotland.co.uk/fle … -long-haul
about William Nicol.
Oily
truckfing:
Staying with the Aberdeen theme here is an example of both fleet and registration numbers being recycled.Loving “FFS!”
In the late 60s I had a try at taking pictures on the motorway but neither me or the camera were ready for
the move and I stuck to taking static wagons for years. The picture is rubbish but I think it tell’s a story
with the empty lanes. It was taken just south of what is now Junction 35 of the M6 at the bottom of
Nether Kellet where we lived at the time and in those days the motorway finished at Carnforth, about
2 miles north of this spot. In the background can be seen Warton Crag Quarry which was owned by Wimpeys.
