As I had to put my pics into some order, I uploaded few onto the server to share them with you.
This is how I make my pics and movies - a gorilla tripad fits into the space on the sprinter dashboard and after some tries you can make it quite stable there.
There was a sale in Ikea Budapest
British truckers are welcomed in Slovakia. They even prepared one layby that you can feel there like at home
So if you are after Ferrari, you know where to go now. To this autobazar in some Slovakian village
Slovakia again. This looked like these speakers in North Korea or some Collective Farm in Soviet Union. They used to play propaganda songs through them. How good that these times are now gone - i thought to myself. But it can be even worse: now they play commercials through them:
(at the end of the movie you can see Avia Longline I never saw anything like that before, I guess it has to be as rare as Scania Longline
)
Why they never gave me any delivery to Slovakia when I was working for Coop?
Now Czech Republic for a change. It seems that this contraflow is there for a while
I hate that motorway:
Itâs something like that bit of A18 going into Poland from Cottbus, but that one is half of century older:
I would even think that the latter is betterâŚ
I really like that orchestra ( I wonât tell you where it is, it will be my Where I am one).
Is that really better than regular 7.5 tonner? I am sure of one thing, I would not like to drive that one near Tebay on a windy day
Sometimes I deliver to famous places
Somehow I am loosing my will to pay to that charity if they splash out for cherished number plates instead of actually help the animalsâŚ
Bartender, give me another one of these!!!
Again, where I am?
âOld girls still workingâ - who knows whats that?
That looks like another nice âwhere I am?â
My sat nav seems to have extensive knowledge of rural roads in PolandâŚ
âŚand Czech Republic. But I managed to save plenty of time by avoiding traffic jams on both occasions
I will put it to âWhere I amâ as well
This little fellow was keeping me company when I was waiting for a back loadâŚ
âŚin Switzerland.
Boat park
Jezus was walking on water, but thatâs passe now. Now we drive on the lake
View from restaurant terrace⌠NIce change after all these burgers ate on the rain in the layby or in some stinky portakabinâŚ
Old girls still working and carrying tourists around. I would give that Mercedes bus more than 70 yearsâŚ
Driving small van gives you chance to take routes unavailable for big articsâŚ
âŚand drive through the towns in search of some Shell stations with cheaper fuel.
When Germans say ânarrow laneâ, they mean that.
Is that some kind of diplomatic number plate or something?
Authorised Mercedes garage was playing games with us and waiting for warranty to end, then quoted us kidney and leg for repair. My boss told them that we do the repairs elsewhere. So they returned the van to usâŚ
Very proffesional, donât you think?
Yet another nice place Iâve been delivering to.
I really like this picture.
Le Mount St Michel
âParking on that truckstop might result in burned backâ
Somewhere in France
Sat nav says âthis wayâ but I think it will be better when I look for other wayâŚ
I think there was hundreds of train engines hereâŚ
And now, some movies.
If you got your radio on, You will instantly know that you entered Czech republic
but you can also hear some nice jazzâŚ
They have some law that they have to play mostly Czech songs. But they found a loophole. Do you know that song?
And what about that one?
âŚand they found his camera later next to his van and a huge pool of bloodâŚ
Itâs not only Czech Republic when they play weird music in radio. This sounds like some childrenâs song about snowing snow, and they played it just after it started to snow for the first time in autumn 2010
But it seems that they donât keep weird music only for special occassions
So thatâs it for now, folks