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lespullan:
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Nice one lespullan, double pot of gold 
watched Cameron McNeish yesterday evening island hopping in Orkney, ( BBC2 Scotland prog. Roads Less Travelled) very interesting with the tidal erosion on Rousay and Sanday revealing signs of Neolithic habitation.
Oily
Edit…Location sorted thanks to Leyland600
Forest harvesting, Cairngorm National Park, near Grantown on Spey thanks to Màrtainn MacDonald.
Oily
oiltreader:
lespullan:
0Nice one lespullan, double pot of gold
Oily
Photo from Orkney Image Library, good eh, will watch the program on catch up tonight, thanks for the tip. Les.
lespullan:
oiltreader:
lespullan:
0Nice one lespullan, double pot of gold
OilyPhoto from Orkney Image Library, good eh, will watch the program on catch up tonight, thanks for the tip. Les.
“will watch the program on catch up tonight”
it’s a two parter screened 27th/28th at 6pm , in part 1 he started at Dornoch, heading north through the Flow Country to Gill’s Bay in his campervan, bike and walking, there is nobody more knowledgeable of the Scottish landscape than Cameron, a bit like Alfred Wainwright and the Lake District.
Oily
Another forestry machine, guess a Latil mebbe, this time in France.
Oily
Hi Oily, I watched both programmes by Cameron McNeish excellent and well informed with some great film dispelling the myth that there is permanent horizontal rain in the Far North with those beautiful whitesandy beaches, just like the Carribean with the heat takken oot!!! The neolithic remains were on Rousay and Sanday not North Ronaldsay. I have had my car dangle on the crane of the Earl Thorfinn and Earl Sigurd when landing at NR also when visiting Papa Stronsay, its a case of roll on at Kirkwall Pier but crane off in North Ronaldsay and Papa Stronsay. I don’t know what Cameron was getting hystirical aboot his camper van those Orkney Ferries lads ken weel whit they are daein. !!
Cheers, Leyland 600.
Here are som images taken on a day trip to Sanday from Kirkwall.
Leyland600:
Hi Oily, I watched both programmes by Cameron McNeish excellent and well informed with some great film dispelling the myth that there is permanent horizontal rain in the Far North with those beautiful whitesandy beaches, just like the Carribean with the heat takken oot!!! The neolithic remains were on Rousay and Sanday not North Ronaldsay. I have had my car dangle on the crane of the Earl Thorfinn and Earl Sigurd when landing at NR also when visiting Papa Stronsay, its a case of roll on at Kirkwall Pier but crane off in North Ronaldsay and Papa Stronsay. I don’t know what Cameron was getting hystirical aboot his camper van those Orkney Ferries lads ken weel whit they are daein. !!
Cheers, Leyland 600.
Thanks for the proper location G, now sorted 
Oily
Last time I saw a Drury Transport frae Winksetter motor was a DAF that passed me at high speed on the A66 over Stainmoor summit a good few years ago now.
, army style.
A great set of photos that you have posted Stanfield, there must be a few crisps on those two Albion six wheelers.
Happy New Year everyone, Leyland 600.
Last load of the year,hitachi 470. A good load to end a good year with! Early start thou but thats al in the part of the work eh. But when the alarm sets of 0150 im not to happy…
So happy new year to al and al the best for 2017!
Danne
Happy New Year to all be sure and have a safe 2017 …seeing all that baled hay (or straw ) made me remember this one of mine !!!
Wishing everybody on Trucknet…A Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 2017
Thanks to Stanfield, lespullan, Dirty Dan, backsplice and lurpak for the pics 
In preservation at Parkend, Forest of Dean.
Oily
