Lawrence Dunbar:
Bewick:
Now just hang on there a bit being quick off the mark to accuse a young and innocent haulier ! 
What about “The Elephant in the room” BAXTERS ROAD SERVICES ! 
now they were a dodgy outfit in their day and they employed some very 'iffy Drivers ( No names no pack drill 
) and I just bet they paid their drivers £5 cash in hand for every sheet they nicked off of British Road Services. Now we know how certain members on the site can maintain a comprehensive stock of very expensive Single malts when the rest of us have to make do with Super Market own brand economy priced blended Scotch 
( No names no pack drill of course) but then again if the “Cap fits” !!! Anon 1.
Well its nowt ti dee wi me cos, a divent wear a cap, I only wear a proper hat a trilby of course, Regards Larry.
That’s a good Welsh accent there Larry…
And there was I, thinking what a good job he was making of an Irish brogue!
Retired Old ■■■■:
And there was I, thinking what a good job he was making of an Irish brogue!
Irish brogue ROF?,is that a style of Gaelic footwear??
David
Absolutely, David. Made entirely of waterproof rubber with decent tread on the soles, reaching up to just under the knee. There is also the facility to turn down the tops of the legs in warmer weather. I have an ancient but serviceable pair somewhere in the back of the allotment shed.
Retired Old ■■■■:
Absolutely, David. Made entirely of waterproof rubber with decent tread on the soles, reaching up to just under the knee. There is also the facility to turn down the tops of the legs in warmer weather. I have an ancient but serviceable pair somewhere in the back of the allotment shed.
Rof thats the best place for them IMO, Just relaxe and have a good go at a bottle of barley sqeezings from Scotland, Forintance Glenmorangie, Im sure you will feel much better, After tasting this & wake up in the morning feeling stiff? But perhaps not where you would have prefered, Regards Larry.
Retired Old ■■■■:
Absolutely, David. Made entirely of waterproof rubber with decent tread on the soles, reaching up to just under the knee. There is also the facility to turn down the tops of the legs in warmer weather. I have an ancient but serviceable pair somewhere in the back of the allotment shed.
Rof thats the best place for them IMO, Just relaxe and have a good go at a bottle of barley sqeezings from Scotland, Forintance Glenmorangie, Im sure you will feel much better, After tasting this & wake up in the morning feeling stiff? But perhaps not where you would have prefered, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Retired Old ■■■■:
Absolutely, David. Made entirely of waterproof rubber with decent tread on the soles, reaching up to just under the knee. There is also the facility to turn down the tops of the legs in warmer weather. I have an ancient but serviceable pair somewhere in the back of the allotment shed.
Rof thats the best place for them IMO, Just relaxe and have a good go at a bottle of barley sqeezings from Scotland, Forintance Glenmorangie, Im sure you will feel much better, After tasting this & wake up in the morning feeling stiff? But perhaps not where you would have prefered, Regards Larry.
Couldn’t agree more Larry,although my favourite tipple is Bushmills,only €13.60 for 70cl’s here in Portugal,could easily become an alcoholic,not sure about stiffness in the morning,as you hint,not where it matters anyway!
David
kevmac47:
5thwheel:
Lawrence Dunbar:
Retired Old ■■■■:
Absolutely, David. Made entirely of waterproof rubber with decent tread on the soles, reaching up to just under the knee. There is also the facility to turn down the tops of the legs in warmer weather. I have an ancient but serviceable pair somewhere in the back of the allotment shed.
Rof thats the best place for them IMO, Just relaxe and have a good go at a bottle of barley sqeezings from Scotland, Forintance Glenmorangie, Im sure you will feel much better, After tasting this & wake up in the morning feeling stiff? But perhaps not where you would have prefered, Regards Larry.
Couldn’t agree more Larry,although my favourite tipple is Bushmills,only €13.60 for 70cl’s here in Portugal,could easily become an alcoholic,not sure about stiffness in the morning,as you hint,not where it matters anyway!
Ahhh Bushmills!!! A real whiskey. I’ve had to curtail my consumption of the golden nectar due to my ongoing stomach problem but, I really do miss my favourite tipple, “Bushmills Black”. Regards
David
Kev,
Cannot afford the additional €4.30 for the “Black” Bushmills,a dram too much for this impoverished ex driver,maybe birthday(very soon!) and Christmas!!!
David
Hi Kev, will you be marshalling at the Tyne Tees Run on Sunday same area as last year? I shall be there in person only no vehicle this year.
Cheers, Leyland 600.
Summer time is cider time in my opinion. Will save the Jura for when the weather turns a bit nippy.
Nothing like it, Dennis! And I’m delighted to say that I can now get “proper” cider in the depths of Macclesfield so I don’t have to keep inventing excuses to trundle off down the M5 every couple of months. 
Bewick:
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Silly boy , always keep the back foot on the ground in case the rope slips . I learnt the hard way going arse over tip until I got the message .
All the same, credit where due that’s a quality job - is that a Smurfit Volvo in the background.
rigsby:
Bewick:
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Silly boy , always keep the back foot on the ground in case the rope slips . I learnt the hard way going arse over tip until I got the message .
Decent ropes Dave, decent ropes ! Cheers Dennis.
