One of Bayston Hill’s Hauliers on the paver recently…
Cavenham Asphalt Plant from 2008
heres afew pics of an ex tarmac 4 wheeler that now belongs to me
Congratulations mate, what do you plan to do with Mr Partner’s old wagon?
roadcommander2:
Congratulations mate, what do you plan to do with Mr Partner’s old wagon?
at the moment its getting a flatbed and hiab on the back once thats done and its plated its going back to work, as a training vehicle for my job as an hiab instructor, plenty of life left in the old gal yet before it has a cushy life
TARMAC:
One of Bayston Hill’s Hauliers on the paver recently…
That Gobstopper is mint.
These was taken at Tarmac’s Middleton Mine in the late 70s.
This was taken at Wirksworth, same time as the above.
This is a beauty:
Where’s the first pic, Caldon Low?
yes, pics poor as they were taken on a phone through the window, the things you do when waiting!
Hi Bonkey ,looks like a Phillips Atki going in to Middleton mine
Dan Punchard:
Hi Bonkey ,looks like a Phillips Atki going in to Middleton mine
I never went into the mine Dan but I bet it was an interesting experience. I believe that latterly you could drive right through to Hopton Wood so there must be quite a road network beneath that hillside? I suppose that it is now mothballed, which is ‘Tarmac Speak’ for never likely to reopen again! 
Pete.
There is 3 levels ,they once got the turrets wrong and that’s why when you walk over the moor there’s a field which was level is now a huge crater.