Same here as well.
Likewise this way its a pain having to keep moving the page.
Same here,what the hells wrong with it?also I have to keep altering the font size on every thread i go onto (this is cr-p 
A typical Amey Premix concrete plant of the early 60s -fed by navvy and gravity from then on .manual batching - only one elecric motor 5hp (cement screw) --would produce 400cu yds daily
Great couple of pics I found on the net of ARC Loughborough (I think)
Working on London Road, Headington
Muckaway:
Working on London Road, Headington
A few more at Dorchester
Once part of the Yarnton-Cassington section of the fairford branchline, this is now the haul road from Cassington pit to the A40; The old railway bridge is in the distance, and Cassington Halt platform stood to the right of it.
Looking towards Hansons Cassington from the A40 bridge in 2005
Same place in May 1962
re-tippers
Locally our largest tipper firm nowadays are known as the RED ARROWS -noted for their flying antics -----------------toshboy
Muckaway:
Looking towards Hansons Cassington from the A40 bridge in 2005
Same place in May 1962
love these then and now photos,very nostagic
toshboy:
re-tippersLocally our largest tipper firm nowadays are known as the RED ARROWS -noted for their flying antics -----------------toshboy
And the way they’re going, they’ll kill someone before long…Modern day Helldrivers.
Muckaway:
Looking towards Hansons Cassington from the A40 bridge in 2005
Same place in May 1962
Hi Nathan, These are great pictures mate, can see myself there now. I remember those 96■■ & 74■■ were most popular on that run, so there’s a fair chance I worked that engine a few times along there, but would have been a bit before that picture, as I’d left B.R. by that time. 
Just to wake this thread up
Hi Toshboy - these should be on here, I’ll find some of the older photos I’ve posted previously on other threads
Sniffy:
Hi Toshboy - these should be on here, I’ll find some of the older photos I’ve posted previously on other threads
Nice ones sniffy , thanks for the bump – any others very welcome —toshboy
Muckaway:
toshboy:
re-tippersLocally our largest tipper firm nowadays are known as the RED ARROWS -noted for their flying antics -----------------toshboy
And the way they’re going, they’ll kill someone before long…Modern day Helldrivers.
Saw a couple of them racing around Winchester last week.
oiltreader:
Hi Toshboy, found this for you. For shared viewing under CC BY-SA 3.0 licence terms.
oily
What’s the shared viewing thing all about?