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The best job in primary school was as a milk monitor. Not only did you get your allocated ration but you also got whatever was left over 
Thanks for posting those , Fabulous photo of the eight wheeler with the Dyson ? drawbar
And double doses of Cod Liver Oil administered via a ‘communal’ teaspoon (same spoon for all the class) 
Happy days
Every day I got my daily bottle of milk (even in Scottish type Scotland). I daresay it was one way of circumventing malnourishment. Osteopoor-something? Not a chance.
And Matron.
Cheers Buzzer, Gascoynes have been going for over 100 years, under various ownership. It was initially started by a Queenslander you may have heard of 
, Charles Kingsford Smith.
Ran Fodens, or so I’ve heard
In Primary school if you were ‘good’ all week, they came round the class with a tin if pick and mix.
I NEVER got a 'kin sweet EVER !! 
Yeah I know…I should let it go.
■■■■■ on Summer days. Nice bottle of warm milk,can taste it now 
The only downside to that beautiful 6900 is paying to fill the 6x 450 litre fuel tanks, Buzzer.
If I owned it, I’d give Robroy a steer.
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A tin of pick n mix? You jammy git. Why did I go to the poor schools? 
Yeah, that was ick in summer.
Anyone got any ideas who could have sheeted this up? I don’t think it would have been a Cumbrian haulier and definitely not a West Yorkshire bloke
Being a Yorkshireman (we have a reputation for being a bit ‘thrifty’) my wallet always twitches a bit when I look at the size of those fuel tanks. 
Tut tut. No name,date,start,finish or mileage
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Perhaps he was paid by the mile 
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