One of Bayliss Brothers Scania rigids, seen on the A44 near Pembridge, Herefordshire.
One of Phil Morris eight leggers, seen on the A44 near Lyonshall, Herefordshire.
One of the artics loading in the Gore quarry, Radnorshire recently.
I notice that wellies are still the required footwear in the Gore, Dave. 
Retired Old ■■■■:
I notice that wellies are still the required footwear in the Gore, Dave.
I think they are required in most outdoor places these days Casey. 
Cheers Dave.
Certainly are around here!
A couple of highway wagons,seen on the side of the A480 at Woonton, Herefordshire.
One of R & B’s taken a few years ago .
A row of artic tippers queuing to load.
A Daf XF artic,seen on the A49 near Craven Arms, Shropshire.
Dave the Renegade:
A row of artic tippers queuing to load.
I half recognize this road, where was it taken?(old age setting in 
)
jerrikan:
Dave the Renegade:
A row of artic tippers queuing to load.I half recognize this road, where was it taken?(old age setting in
Can’t help you there jerrikan, its not my pic, only lent to me by a mate.Possibly in the Swindon area.
Cheers Dave.
Oh OK, I thought it might be in the Southampton area, as I said old age setting in, will ask my mate who’s on for J & B, he might know.
jerrikan:
Oh OK, I thought it might be in the Southampton area, as I said old age setting in, will ask my mate who’s on for J & B, he might know.
It could be jerrikan. I know they do loads from that area.
Cheers Dave.
Same snack van different name. It was the 49’r diner on the A49 north of Craven Arms, now trades as this.
Dave the Renegade:
Same snack van different name. It was the 49’r diner on the A49 north of Craven Arms, now trades as this.
hiya,
Where’s the bods from “Trades Descriptions” open all day it looks shut to me.
thanks harry, long retired.
that’s normal now harry , from about the 90s on they all shut up shop and went home about 2pm . you couldn’t get a decent brew or a bit of snap unless you got a mortgage and went to a "truckstop ". we were never without a brew in dave’s neck of the woods though , lazy trout , craven arms , winforton etc .
rigsby:
that’s normal now harry , from about the 90s on they all shut up shop and went home about 2pm . you couldn’t get a decent brew or a bit of snap unless you got a mortgage and went to a "truckstop ". we were never without a brew in dave’s neck of the woods though , lazy trout , craven arms , winforton etc .
The last few time I have been past the trout, that has been shut aswell
Don’t know if it is reopening
harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
Same snack van different name. It was the 49’r diner on the A49 north of Craven Arms, now trades as this.hiya,
Where’s the bods from “Trades Descriptions” open all day it looks shut to me.
thanks harry, long retired.
It was on a Sunday a few weeks ago that we took that pic, but quite agree half of premises give the wrong signage.
Same as you Tony, have noticed The Lazy Trout is shut again. Its never done much good since Jean & Mick Farmer sold up and retired.
Cheers Dave.
I pass the cafes at prees now again,they never seem busy,
I think most of it is down to trucks now having fridges in them, On my 4 days at work, I rarely spend a penny,
I take everything I need with me, and can eat a decent meal, wherever and whenever I want,
And the quality of some of the meals I have had at cafes recently, I think I will stick to my own catering
But as you said dave, you get the good owners and good food, and they will still get the trade
regards
tonyb