Lawrence Dunbar:
Dave the Renegade:
A brand new Foden of Bulmers.Great photos Dave I like the Foden shot It looks like a Tilt Cab S 34 IIRC, Keep them rolling, Regards Larry.
Still got a few more Larry. Will keep going with the newer stuff after these.
Cheers Dave.
Smaller Foden again.
A big artic in its day.
One of Bulmers Hereford premises.
View from inside.
Hi dave,I was in bulmers today in plough lane you can’t take photos now,you get a pass from the gate book in stand behind barriers hand keys in h&b mad now you get caught taking photos instant ban from site cheers John
smallcoal:
Hi dave,I was in bulmers today in plough lane you can’t take photos now,you get a pass from the gate book in stand behind barriers hand keys in h&b mad now you get caught taking photos instant ban from site cheers John
Hi John,
John Hybart who lent me these pics worked for Bulmers as a lorry driver for many years,but in different times when it belonged to the Bulmer family. Definitely not like that nowadays. We have taken pics at various places over the last few years,but I don’t think we would be allowed on the premises now.
Cheers Dave.
It’s so sad the way things have gone lately.
When I delivered apples to Bulmers …years ago I knew the names of most of the chaps in the yard and some of the family who were still involved. We all greeted each other by christian names and things were a lot more easy-going, but the job got done, probably quicker than it does now.
A lot of it was moved to Ledbury a few years back with multi million investment there. Now they are investing millions at Hereford again, and calling it the home of Cider . Marketing men for you. 
Cheers Dave.
Must be hard work when you’re on site avoiding all those arrows flashing towards you every time you open your mouth…
John.
Dave the Renegade:
A big artic in its day.
Three sheets, now that’s something different! Cheers Bewick.
After looking at these photos I could drink a glass of cider.
Guiy de Montfort:
After looking at these photos I could drink a glass of cider.
Hiya,
I’ve just had one to chase a couple of very large Glemorangie’s nice.
thanks harry, long retired.
Guiy de Montfort:
After looking at these photos I could drink a glass of cider.
I’ve just had several. And looking at the photos didn’t make a bit of difference!
Dave the Renegade:
smallcoal:
Hi dave,I was in bulmers today in plough lane you can’t take photos now,you get a pass from the gate book in stand behind barriers hand keys in h&b mad now you get caught taking photos instant ban from site cheers JohnHi John,
John Hybart who lent me these pics worked for Bulmers as a lorry driver for many years,but in different times when it belonged to the Bulmer family. Definitely not like that nowadays. We have taken pics at various places over the last few years,but I don’t think we would be allowed on the premises now.
Cheers Dave.
Hi dave,you wouldn’t get past the gate ,the Hereford site all metal fences ,walkways next time I’m there I will take a pic as I’m approaching it so you can see cheers John
smallcoal:
Dave the Renegade:
smallcoal:
Hi dave,I was in bulmers today in plough lane you can’t take photos now,you get a pass from the gate book in stand behind barriers hand keys in h&b mad now you get caught taking photos instant ban from site cheers JohnHi John,
John Hybart who lent me these pics worked for Bulmers as a lorry driver for many years,but in different times when it belonged to the Bulmer family. Definitely not like that nowadays. We have taken pics at various places over the last few years,but I don’t think we would be allowed on the premises now.
Cheers Dave.Hi dave,you wouldn’t get past the gate ,the Hereford site all metal fences ,walkways next time I’m there I will take a pic as I’m approaching it so you can see cheers John
A lot of security there years ago John when we hauled stone in to Plough Lane site for building extensions etc… So I can imagine what its like now.
Cargill Meats formerly Sun Valley are the same.
Cheers Dave.
Used to se lots of Scammell Scarabs running around Hereford carrying various stuff between Bulmers premises.
One of the many Bedfords that Bulmers ran.
Another tanker of cider.
A 1960 tanker of Bulmers.
