Thanks to ERF-NGC-European for the pic 
and windrush for the story
Couple more, no site info with the Scammell.
Oily
A few motors at Lupin.The Austin 12 with Arthur’s dog and the chap looking to see if there was an engine in it and the Police Pilot which I think belonged to Ed Wheatman were taken in the field at the early days ( small just through the gate).The owner of the Austin sitting enjoying retirement,Eric ■■■■■ and his old rough Bentley a nice Armetsrong Siddeley Lancaster ,nice Bristol.
Tony
lurpak:
Here you are pv83not the Merc but a Scania from the other year at Shepton Mallet
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Ade
Cheers mate, now there’s a proper campervan eh 
Looks like it started life as a fire engine…?
Cheers, Patrick
Lawrence Dunbar:
ERF-NGC-European:
Bet he’s glad he didn’t let them put the other 20’ box on! Robert0
Well It might not of happened if he had 2 on
Is that Fergie out and about again…
Buzzer:
Think this is very apt as I am sure we all drew pictures like this when we were kids at school, Buzzer.
Bloody hell mate, what on earth is that? Reckoned those “shed” projects ended a wee while ago…
pv83:
Ahum… Do we need to worry…?
Is that an old photo Patrick, thought Stobarts pulled out of Ireland?
pete smith:
pv83:
Ahum… Do we need to worry…?Is that an old photo Patrick, thought Stobarts pulled out of Ireland?
Haven’t got any details I’m afraid mate, just stumbled upon it… Maybe Bewick knows more about it…?
lurpak:
Here’s one for you Lawrence Dunbar just pulled in
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Ade
Well I do hope its loaded for the North East, Chivas Regal Royal Salute Blended Scotch Is on my next shopping list. Im a Single Malt Drinker to say the least, But lots of Blenders from The Famous Distillery,s from Bonny Scotland, Suit my Geordie Taste Buds, But Of course Being Named DUNBAR, I wonder If I have Scotish blood in my system, My Forefathers were fro,Goswick Just South of Berwick, Near Cheswick, Anyone from that area still around that recalls what I have just mentioned, Give me a bell, Or an E Mail please, Regards Larry.
Had a coffey with my old boss friday morning in Södertälje port. He was there to pic up a tankcontainer and me and Bobby was there to unload to export machines to Holland.
Danne
Appleby 1950’s & I would like all those churns in the picture today as they are worth about £40 a pop nowadays, Buzzer.
Blood relative. My dad who was the youngest of 15(no telly or radio in them days), his eldest sister married a shepherd one of the sons became a farmer and this is them a generation or two further on still farmers and into haulage, the second pic is of the main man with on the tractor a daughter(second cousin) a student on farming experience, a son(second cousin) and on the left my elbow, not worthy of inclusion by the later to be author(the student) of a book which this photo is from. I have forever been indebted to that farmer nephew of my dad’s, a true mentor to me well into my teens.
Oily
Hi Oily, great photos, no fear of getting wound into the pto shaft standing on the drawbar of that big wheel driven binder. I remember being in similar circumstances as a boy at my uncles farm where we all had to get stuck in at harvest time and sometimes getting a sore backside sitting on the iron seat of the binder when put in charge of the machine. It was not such a cushy job as it might appear.
Cheers, Leyland 600