A few more CG, with a couple of angles on a John Deere, again thanks to MÃ rtainn.
Cheers
Oily
oiltreader:
A few more CG, with a couple of angles on a John Deere, again thanks to MÃ rtainn.
Cheers
Oily
Hello Oily
Excellent photos marra. Many thanks
Kindest regards
CG
oiltreader:
Another one TSL in Inverness.
Cheers
Oily
Hello Oily
Many thanks again for this excellent photo
Kindest regards
CG
First attempt posting picture. Taken 17-5-13 on A96 near Keith.
Mr Scammell:
First attempt posting picture. Taken 17-5-13 on A96 near Keith.
Hello Mr Scammell
Excellent photo marra. Many thanks for posting that
Super livery. Do you know much about the company?
Kindest regards
CG
HI CG, I no nothing of the company and they don’t have a web site. I was just having a break and saw him coming up the hill and the camera was ready. 
Mr Scammell:
HI CG, I no nothing of the company and they don’t have a web site. I was just having a break and saw him coming up the hill and the camera was ready.
Hello Mr Scammell
No worries marra
Well, Thankyou again marra for having the camera at the ready!
Kindest regards
CG
oiltreader:
A few more, all on Longman Rd Inverness.
Oily
Hello Oily
Excellent photos marra
Is the Scania 164L Topline in the third photo an ex Sandy Kidd of Forfar?
Kindest regards
CG
oiltreader:
Three James Jones to keep the thread going with thanks to Ronnie Cameron.
Oily
Hello Oily
Excellent photos marra. Many thanks
Kindest regards
CG
my renault:
Parked near to Dumfries.
Hello my Renault
Excellent photo marra. Many thanks
S & D Smith have bought quite a few new wagons lately but I didn’t know about this one.
Surely must be the companies first Scania? I remember them years ago running Foden’s and ERF’s, but never any Scania’s
Kindest regards
CG
These bits of twig look like Kauri trees, native to New Zealand where there is a magnificent kauri wood museum. The photos depict scenes typical of those exhibited in the museum. New Zealand exported many thousands of cubic feet of Kauri wood used for house building and ships masts etc in the 19th and early 20th century.
Cheers Leyland 600.
Leyland600:
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Excellent photos Leyland600
Many thanks
Kindest regards
CG
Leyland600:
0These bits of twig look like Kauri trees, native to New Zealand where there is a magnificent kauri wood museum. The photos depict scenes typical of those exhibited in the museum. New Zealand exported many thousands of cubic feet of Kauri wood used for house building and ships masts etc in the 19th and early 20th century.
Cheers Leyland 600.
Excellent photo Leyland600
Thankyou also for the info about the locations
Many thanks
Kindest regards
CG
Although not local timber haulage here are some New Zealand timber wagons on display at a forestry industry exhibition in Rotarua in 2006.
Leyland600:
41234Although not local timber haulage here are some New Zealand timber wagons on display at a forestry industry exhibition in Rotarua in 2006.
Excellent photos Leyland 600
Many thanks
Kindest regards
CG