fueling at the fina just down from the total years ago.
Wheel Nut:
If Robbies Dad is still around he will tell you the whole story of Zeebrugge!
Where do i start Malc? 
markwill:
was classed as belgium depot for bulkhaul lads who did the 6 week stints,always was plenty uk trucks on a weekend and plenty of good crack,
And i was one of them and it was home for me when i worked for Norman Lewis.
I,m sure got a sticker from there that my dad got for the kids , and he always got beer from there on his way home 8 cases of Primus if i,m right. Would this be the same place, I,ll have a look the kids have still got the toy box and try and put a pic or two on this thread
Boatchaser:
I,m sure got a sticker from there that my dad got for the kids , and he always got beer from there on his way home 8 cases of Primus if i,m right. Would this be the same place, I,ll have a look the kids have still got the toy box and try and put a pic or two on this thread
When i saw your name i had a horroble feeling you were the nerd from Stobarts then i saw you worked for Lewis theres no way that little boy could handle real tramping. PHEW
robthedog:
Boatchaser:
I,m sure got a sticker from there that my dad got for the kids , and he always got beer from there on his way home 8 cases of Primus if i,m right. Would this be the same place, I,ll have a look the kids have still got the toy box and try and put a pic or two on this threadWhen i saw your name i had a horroble feeling you were the nerd from Stobarts then i saw you worked for Lewis theres no way that little boy could handle real tramping. PHEW
My dad worked for BET on tanks and before that he worked for the Paddy,s out of S. Irlande pulling fridges all over EUROPE, from the early 70,s to 90s when he had a heart attack. He drove off the boat and into Dover Hosp and walked ■■ into A & E and did it there , something to do with 60 + ■■■■ a day they said
MARKDIXON:
markwill:
was classed as belgium depot for bulkhaul lads who did the 6 week stints,always was plenty uk trucks on a weekend and plenty of good crack,And i was one of them and it was home for me when i worked for Norman Lewis.
Hello you long haired hippy 
Do you remember a taxi ride home from Blankenberge, Sunday morning, we should have gone back to the lorries, but the pub was open and breakfast seemed like a good idea at the time…
Mat Falc
I remember a few taxi rides back from there, i don,t reconise your name are you going to help me out? i remember it was alway daylight on the way back to Zeebie.
MARKDIXON:
I remember a few taxi rides back from there, i don,t reconise your name are you going to help me out? i remember it was alway daylight on the way back to Zeebie.
It used to begin with Q
And end with Modo! I thought it maybe you, How,s life treating you?
Wheel Nut:
MARKDIXON:
I remember a few taxi rides back from there, i don,t reconise your name are you going to help me out? i remember it was alway daylight on the way back to Zeebie.It used to begin with Q
how is hoppy these days" was some boy hoppy lol,him little mick huscroft and stuart speight were right charachters, and can you remember phil from darlington used to do the white lining, lived in his merc van in the total ,
I don’t know i lost touch with all of them, but i do remember Phil the carpark white liner with his merc van.
MARKDIXON:
And end with Modo! I thought it maybe you, How,s life treating you?
I am alright mate, been a few beers gone under the bridge since those days. There are a lot of those old men still at Lewis’s, even in the workshop. I called in about 3 or 4 years ago. Geoff Sharpy was still self appointed yard manager and in charge of the Phenol.
Baz was in a suit. Tricky was still taking the ■■■■ 
Alan Ashcroft is there. I think the butcher is and quite a few others.
Hushy died, Joe Craven did. Donald came back to Leeds from Roses