bernard:
Hi everyone,a couple more south wales photos my mate malcolm has sent me,hope they are ok.MERLIN, cant be any more help with the ELY TRANSPORT photo,mal says he cant remember where that photo was from,sorry cant be any more help.
Where have you been hiding Bernard while I’ve been up to my neck in muck and bullets ? Nice shot of the Scamell ! Regards Bewick.
seen outside the main entrance to the abbey steelworks in margam during 1990 is g.e. keedwell carrying half the body of a kress carrier,used to transport steel slabs internally around the slab yard.
paul barrow driving keedwell’s f12 with the other half of the kress carrier,i think they loaded these in liverpool?
Bewick:
bernard:
Hi everyone,a couple more south wales photos my mate malcolm has sent me,hope they are ok.MERLIN, cant be any more help with the ELY TRANSPORT photo,mal says he cant remember where that photo was from,sorry cant be any more help.
Where have you been hiding Bernard while I’ve been up to my neck in muck and bullets ? Nice shot of the Scamell ! Regards Bewick.
That trailer fleet numbering is interesting 36–12 ! 36 ft. long fleet no 12 I would think probably should have been CC/12/36. Bewick.
anne keedwell’s man
summer 1995 in shepton mallet truckfest south west…trailer number rw968.
sid evans’ 112 seen here outside the notoriously difficult to find morganite drop in the centre of brussell’s.me and sid’s son stan had a week away in france,holland, belgium and germany delivering groupage for gap european in december 1994.
zeebrugge 1994 and we are waiting with a.s. griffiths’ driver bob pearce for our trailers loaded with abbey coil for holland to come in.
spring 1995 on the a5 near chirk and i’m going to shotton on a sunday for a.s.griffiths.
this was the last new scania a.s. griffiths bought.seen here on trecco bay in 1999 when i borrowed it for the porthcawl carnival.
Hi bewick.still here mate,have been following your smiths and guy threads in between building snowmen,i wonder what old curly cargill would have to say about the pink gins 
,Hi andrew,chris & dave,excellent photos again
bernard:
Hi bewick.still here mate,have been following your smiths and guy threads in between building snowmen,i wonder what old curly cargill would have to say about the pink gins
Hiya Bernard Curly was a dyed in the wool ERF/■■■■■■■ man although he did used to have an E type Jag which was always parked in the showroom of the filling station at Hackthorpe where he lived .It never came out in the rain !!! He knew I wasn’t a Pink Gin man because I had run up and down the road with him in my earlier days !! Curly would just think we were a bunch of sad B******s if he could see how we keep ourselves occupied now !! Iv’e just remembered when 16 tonners were de-licened in 1970 Curly bought a KM Bedford for his nephew to drive ( I think) but I dont think it worked out as I remember this guy threw a coil off near where we were on the A6 and I seem to remember when Curly arrived on the scene he chased him down the A6 waving a jack handle no joke !! I think the bloke came from Blackburn and was Maggies nephew but it didn’t matter that day Curly was out for blood !! Cheers Bewick.
hi pete359(Andy) have i got my wire’s crossed or did Ann Keedwell by that my MAN from TS Rees?
sorry about the grammer there i wasn’t paying attention 
chris143:
sorry about the grammer there i wasn’t paying attention
hi chris,
i don’t think that man was from ts rees,though you never know mate?
hi Andy i remember it being white with blue chassis she was a local girl off TS Rees or Sammy Rees’s quarry im sure i could be wrong though the memory is’nt what it was
anyone out there used to visit west brom truckstop.
hi everybody,
my mate Mike Howells kindly dropped these next few photo’s off for me to share with you,the first one is for you Bernard… 
