A Scania artic, seen on the A438 near Clyro, Radnorshire.
A Scania plant lorry, seen on the A438 at Bronydd near Clyro, Radnorshire.
A Daf CF artic of Cargill Meats, seen on the A49 at Belmont, Hereford.
Dave the Renegade:
One of Gerry Jones artics, seen on the A438 near Whitney on Wye, Herefordshire.
Hi Dave , Unusual to see him using that road ! regards Keith .
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Dave the Renegade:
One of Gerry Jones artics, seen on the A438 near Whitney on Wye, Herefordshire.Hi Dave , Unusual to see him using that road ! regards Keith .
I might have the wrong road Keith, as I uploaded a lot of photo’s over the last few weeks, and I’m struggling to remember where we took some of them. I can’t recognise some of the stretches. It could be the A438 between the Nelson and the Weir gardens.
Cheers Dave.
A, H Lea Oakes feed artic, seen on the A438 near Whitney on Wye, Herefordshire.
Rhayader Quarry, Radnorshire which closed in the 1970’s.This quarry is owned by Tarmac and still licensed and has massive reserves of stone Courtesy of Andy.
Courtesy of my old mate Nev Peate. AKA oxo3.
Dave the Renegade:
Rhayader Quarry, Radnorshire which closed in the 1970’s.This quarry is owned by Tarmac and still licensed and has massive reserves of stone Courtesy of Andy.
Hey Dave , what a great old shot !! Reminds me of R&B transport from near by Llanwrthwl with a Leyland comet that hauled stone down to S Wales and backloaded with steel .
I believe Dave , youhave actually posted a shot of it . regards Keith
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Dave the Renegade:
Rhayader Quarry, Radnorshire which closed in the 1970’s.This quarry is owned by Tarmac and still licensed and has massive reserves of stone Courtesy of Andy.Hey Dave , what a great old shot !! Reminds me of R&B transport from near by Llanwrthwl with a Leyland comet that hauled stone down to S Wales and backloaded with steel .
I believe Dave , you have actually posted a shot of it . regards Keith
This is the one I would think Keith. Rhayader and Nash quarries were both mothballed back in the 70’s.One of these days they will be opened up again, as Gore and Strinds will be worked out. Dolyhir has a few years left. But these two mothballed quarries have huge reserves in them and both have licences.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
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Dave the Renegade:
Rhayader Quarry, Radnorshire which closed in the 1970’s.This quarry is owned by Tarmac and still licensed and has massive reserves of stone Courtesy of Andy.Hey Dave , what a great old shot !! Reminds me of R&B transport from near by Llanwrthwl with a Leyland comet that hauled stone down to S Wales and backloaded with steel .
I believe Dave , you have actually posted a shot of it . regards Keith
This is the one I would think Keith. Rhayader and Nash quarries were both mothballed back in the 70’s.One of these days they will be opened up again, as Gore and Strinds will be worked out. Dolyhir has a few years left. But these two mothballed quarries have huge reserves in them and both have licences.
Cheers Dave.
Dave thats stunning shot at Vincent Greenhaus Lyde . They probably traded a Bedford for that Comet ! Thanks again for providing it . Happy memories , regards Keith .
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Dave the Renegade:
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Dave the Renegade:
Rhayader Quarry, Radnorshire which closed in the 1970’s.This quarry is owned by Tarmac and still licensed and has massive reserves of stone Courtesy of Andy.Hey Dave , what a great old shot !! Reminds me of R&B transport from near by Llanwrthwl with a Leyland comet that hauled stone down to S Wales and backloaded with steel .
I believe Dave , you have actually posted a shot of it . regards Keith
This is the one I would think Keith. Rhayader and Nash quarries were both mothballed back in the 70’s.One of these days they will be opened up again, as Gore and Strinds will be worked out. Dolyhir has a few years left. But these two mothballed quarries have huge reserves in them and both have licences.
Cheers Dave.Dave thats stunning shot at Vincent Greenhaus Lyde . They probably traded a Bedford for that Comet ! Thanks again for providing it . Happy memories , regards Keith .
Paul Booth who owns R &B lent me a load of his pics Keith. As you say they had a Bedford S type around that time, also TK’s and a KM later.
Cheers Dave.
One for our mate Harry Gill to cast his eye over, seen on the A4112 near the junction with the A4111 near Eardisley, Herefordshire.
Renault eight legger bulk blower,seen on the A4112 at Kinnersley, Herefordshire.
Another one courtesy of Nev Peate.
Mercedes six wheeler plant wagon, seen on the A4112 near Kinnersley, Herefordshire.
R&b Transport wasnt that Rhys and Bufton ? As a lad i can remember there AECs at the Abbey … With out doubt one of the smartist fleets to grace the works at that time !.. They did timed deliveries to the likes of Vauxhall at Ellesmere Port .
Dave and Keith either of you two learned gents …, i am sure will put me right … Geraint .
Dave the Renegade:
Another one courtesy of Nev Peate.
Hi great blowers photos takes me back shame this one ended up yellow used rin with blowers and to tomlins when going with my dad john cadwallader rip back in late 70s
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R&b Transport wasnt that Rhys and Bufton ? As a lad i can remember there AECs at the Abbey … With out doubt one of the smartist fleets to grace the works at that time !.. They did timed deliveries to the likes of Vauxhall at Ellesmere Port .
Dave and Keith either of you two learned gents …, i am sure will put me right … Geraint .
You are spot on Geraint. Rice & Bufton is what R & B stand for. I think Paul who owns it now is possibly Harry Rice Grandson.
Cheers Dave.
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Dave the Renegade:
Another one courtesy of Nev Peate.Hi great blowers photos takes me back shame this one ended up yellow used rin with blowers and to tomlins when going with my dad john cadwallader rip back in late 70s
Hi Ian,
I think this ERF is in the Isle of Man now. Chris Webb has previously posted pics of it.
Cheers Dave.