harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Never mind Harry,spring will be here soon and you will regain all that magnetism.
Cheers Dave.hiya,
Dave, does that mean I’ll be walking about with discarded beer cans
and other such rubbish attached to my person
thanks harry, long retired.
Probably Harry,also a few safety pins through your eyebrows and half a dozen tattoo’s. 
Cheers Dave.
No Dave, Harry likes to let his good looks shine threw. :sho 
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Norman Ingram:
No Dave, Harry likes to let his good looks shine threw. :sho
I thought Harry being an old seadog might have the odd tattoo Norm.
Cheers Dave.
I heard a rumour, that he has the Cutty Sark ,below his belly button,when. He stands up the sails, begin to climb the mast. :twisted :
Norman Ingram:
I heard a rumour, that he has the Cutty Sark ,below his belly button,when. He stands up the sails, begin to climb the mast. :twisted :
I heard it was below his navel base Norm,so you could be right.
Cheers Dave.
Dave I see Harry has advoided this topic, 
he is most likely shy to show his jib or his stern, 
but be assured if any grog was around he would splice the mainbrace in a second! 
Norman Ingram:
Dave I see Harry has advoided this topic,
I think Harry is too long in the tooth to be drawn in by any of our spoof posts on these threads .He will join in with an appropriate comment when the time is right.
Cheers Dave.
hiya
My old army Regiment was the only oufit to give all ranks a tot of rum
each morning on first parade something to do with being a marine unit
in WW 2 and the tradition had to be carried on and I hated the stuff but
it was unheard of not to drink it, if my local was giving litre bottles of it
away I genuinely wouldn’t join the queue, now if single malt was the order
of the day I’d be first in line most likely get nudged out of the way by our
good friend Larry.
thanks harry, long retired.
See that Dave, drink works wonders with our Harry. : wink:
Norman Ingram:
See that Dave,
Good to see that Harry is alert and had an answer as usual.
Cheers Dave.
hiya,
Dave , “Our Nosser” would need to be up and about very sharpish to leave
me speechless for any length of time, and catch me on a bad day as well.
thanks harry, long retired.
Harry, I don’t try to stop your chatter just wake you up when you nod off due to your love of single malt.
Norman Ingram:
Harry, I don’t try to stop your chatter
hiya,
Norm, me nodding off indeed, I wouldn’t dare my, “good lady” might give
my single malt stash to the charity shop should I become unobservant due
to nodding off, Norman although you are younger than me, did do military
service must be aware of the penalties metered out for falling asleep when
on guard duty, true I can’t be shot anymore but may awaken to find myself
“maltless” and having to face life stone cold sober 24/7 for the rest of my
days, so please my friend have some remorse for someone more senior.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Norman Ingram:
Harry, I don’t try to stop your chatterhiya,
Norm, me nodding off indeed, I wouldn’t dare my, “good lady” might give
my single malt stash to the charity shop should I become unobservant due
to nodding off, Norman although you are younger than me, did do military
service must be aware of the penalties metered out for falling asleep when
on guard duty, true I can’t be shot anymore but may awaken to find myself
“maltless” and having to face life stone cold sober 24/7 for the rest of my
days, so please my friend have some remorse for someone more senior.
thanks harry, long retired.
Harry I can see you are in need of some red & rust pictures to help you endure he hardship you are enduring.
I will see what I can do.
Cheers Dave.
Here’s one for you Harry.
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s one for you Harry.
hiya,
I wonder is this outfit a one man operated job IE’ does the trailer
braking operate via the drivers right foot or does the “trailer boy”
still have a job to do, lazy little sods that they were, never seen
this one at Kates Cabin so I don’t know anything about the “spec”
the owner might just enlighten me, it was one like this that I had
when working for the BRS the first time it had the trailer brakes
in the passenger footwell, my memory is now rubbish but I think I
only needed to manage 16 or 18 mph to run legal so couldn’t get to
London or Glasgow from Lancashire in one hit without getting told
off by the shop steward, I did do it on occasion but wag & drag in
those days was load and proceed, usually it was only direct if you
was outbound on a Sunday, or it had taken all day to load 
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s one for you Harry.hiya,
I wonder is this outfit a one man operated job IE’ does the trailer
braking operate via the drivers right foot or does the “trailer boy”
still have a job to do, lazy little sods that they were, never seen
this one at Kates Cabin so I don’t know anything about the “spec”
the owner might just enlighten me, it was one like this that I had
when working for the BRS the first time it had the trailer brakes
in the passenger footwell, my memory is now rubbish but I think I
only needed to manage 16 or 18 mph to run legal so couldn’t get to
London or Glasgow from Lancashire in one hit without getting told
off by the shop steward, I did do it on occasion but wag & drag in
those days was load and proceed, usually it was only direct if you
was outbound on a Sunday, or it had taken all day to load
thanks harry, long retired.
I got the pic courtesy of the BRS website Harry,could have been taken at the gathering at Lincoln Farm.I don’t know the place,but you might recognise it.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s one for you Harry.hiya,
I wonder is this outfit a one man operated job IE’ does the trailer
braking operate via the drivers right foot or does the “trailer boy”
still have a job to do, lazy little sods that they were, never seen
this one at Kates Cabin so I don’t know anything about the “spec”
the owner might just enlighten me, it was one like this that I had
when working for the BRS the first time it had the trailer brakes
in the passenger footwell, my memory is now rubbish but I think I
only needed to manage 16 or 18 mph to run legal so couldn’t get to
London or Glasgow from Lancashire in one hit without getting told
off by the shop steward, I did do it on occasion but wag & drag in
those days was load and proceed, usually it was only direct if you
was outbound on a Sunday, or it had taken all day to load
thanks harry, long retired.I got the pic courtesy of the BRS website Harry,could have been taken at the gathering at Lincoln Farm.I don’t know the place,but you might recognise it.
Cheers Dave.
hiya,
Dave sorry about the confusion this pic is taken at Lincoln Farm
where the BRS vehicle show is held and where I have stayed more
times than I can remember when tramping back and forth to the
North West it was Kates Cabin I used when tramping to and from
the North East, tell yer’ Dave I shouldn’t be allowed without a carer
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Here’s one for you Harry.hiya,
I wonder is this outfit a one man operated job IE’ does the trailer
braking operate via the drivers right foot or does the “trailer boy”
still have a job to do, lazy little sods that they were, never seen
this one at Kates Cabin so I don’t know anything about the “spec”
the owner might just enlighten me, it was one like this that I had
when working for the BRS the first time it had the trailer brakes
in the passenger footwell, my memory is now rubbish but I think I
only needed to manage 16 or 18 mph to run legal so couldn’t get to
London or Glasgow from Lancashire in one hit without getting told
off by the shop steward, I did do it on occasion but wag & drag in
those days was load and proceed, usually it was only direct if you
was outbound on a Sunday, or it had taken all day to load
thanks harry, long retired.I got the pic courtesy of the BRS website Harry,could have been taken at the gathering at Lincoln Farm.I don’t know the place,but you might recognise it.
Cheers Dave.hiya,
Dave sorry about the confusion this pic is taken at Lincoln Farm
where the BRS vehicle show is held and where I have stayed more
times than I can remember when tramping back and forth to the
North West it was Kates Cabin I used when tramping to and from
the North East, tell yer’ Dave I shouldn’t be allowed without a carer
thanks harry, long retired.
Still an impressive looking outfit Harry,even after over 50 years since they were a common sight on the UK roads.A lot of character to those motors of that era.
Cheers Dave.
Yes Dave, Harry and me and trevor h was looking this over and chatting about it at the farm cafe, Harry had his plastic carrier bag with bottle & plastic cup, even Alex from scotland gave a smile when he knew what was in the bag. But must admitt it was a good show.