Well spotted, John- your eyes are better than mine!
The laces of the ergo driver’s right boot have caught on the underside of the brake pedal and the driver has simply bent down to untangle it with his hand, whilst still on the move. ANYONE knows that! Robert 
Well done, Robert. I’d completely forgotten that one, although I do still remember that it was normal to catch the left leg of your boiler suit on the handbrake when pushing the clutch on a BMC FFK!
hiya i might even know who that car belonged to. hows that when you live in north wales 2 hours drive away.
i’ll ask the mans son’
John
where that Wirksworth ergo is there was parking for maybe 7 cars. it used to drive me mad, sometimes
a lorry going uphill was forced to stop because someone was in the middle of the road coming down hill
usually with red hot brakes. when you pass that road sign you’ve got maybe 300 yards of steep hill.
i,d think thats the reason the ERF is there.
John
second picture is the coal fired lime kilns at tunstead ici old photo , as later you could see the calcamatic kilns from that viewpoint . cheers , dave
Bwaddy try page 42.
Thanks for the help Dan ,Ihave been all day trying to find it , Cheers Barry
i wouldn’t mind the books dan , but how to get them off you ■■ cheers , dave
i wouldn’t mind the books dan , but how to get them off you ■■ cheers , dave
sorry double post
Dave they’re VHS video tapes .
Dan Punchard:
Dave they’re VHS video tapes .
Aye,I might have known you wouldn’t be giving 'owt away that was any good Dan,but then again Dave might not yet have got a VHS up in his part of the “sticks” sorry Dave but they isn’t on 35 mm film !! Couldn’t restist mate ! Cheers Dennis.
I’ll try to convert them to cine film if you like Dennis !
Dan Punchard:
I’ll try to convert them to cine film if you like Dennis !
Eh! now then Dan before you baffle 'e with science can you explain what a 12" screen b/w t-e-l-e-v-i-s-i-o-n is please,see, living up here in the wilds of ■■■■■■■ we only get the Light programme on the wireless and a scratchy programme called Luxembourg in the evenings !! (don’t worry if you don’t understand someone will send you a PM and explain) Cheers Dennis.
