The Lewis you loaded off in Newport Larry was just a clearing house they called the bloke who ran it Jack IIRC and his “office” was a shed in his back garden.Nelsons of Arnside loaded off him regularly as well as many of the Penrith lads,all Scotch traffic as you say.Cheers Dennis.
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Another cracking pic cc.
Cheers Dave.
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The Lewis you loaded off in Newport Larry was just a clearing house they called the bloke who ran it Jack IIRC and his “office” was a shed in his back garden.Nelsons of Arnside loaded off him regularly as well as many of the Penrith lads,all Scotch traffic as you say.Cheers Dennis.
Spot on Dennis, Fred Smiles used to let him know in advance when we were loaded with firebricks from Backworth for RTBs at Llanwern quick turn around in those good old days, Regards Larry.
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2 for the price of one…hey kid what was that in pursuit …? A few of us here are curious to know did you shoot that second Merc …?
The Baskerville, in the previous shot …Hello Dave , another fine restaurant/countryclub , many a good dinner with music …some interesting bands had performed there …Geraint .
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Near Kinnersley Herefordshire .2 for the price of one…hey kid what was that in pursuit …? A few of us here are curious to know did you shoot that second Merc …?
The Baskerville, in the previous shot …Hello Dave , another fine restaurant/countryclub , many a good dinner with music …some interesting bands had performed there …Geraint .
Hi Geraint,
I haven’t been in the Baskerville, its at Clyro. I will ask a good mate of mine who lives that way what its like these days. Usually go to Castlefields on the back road from Hay on Wye to Bredwardine, which is excellent for food these days, or the Bay Horse on the outskirts of Hereford.
Cheers Dave.
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Geraint thats right, the Baskerville had bands playing , and im sure that Mike Oldfield along with his sister Sally may have performed there , i believe his album Hergest ridge was written at his home of the same name not too far away from Clyro .
Dave you mention the Castlefields , is that the one on that very sharp bend ? Oh by the way cc good input as usual regards Keith .
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Hi all,
Another awesome shot,that was cliff Ashley’s 2033 new in 1986.not sure if that’s him driving though? It may be a very young glyn in the passenger seat? The load is definatley colour coated flat steel from bryngwyn works gorseinon to portakabin at York.thanks.
Regards andrew.
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Rhydspence, Radnorshire. Nice one cc.
Cheers Dave.
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Tidy load of baled scrap from Shotton on the back of that Merc , regards Keith
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Another great set of shots CC I remember seeing these loads of bailed scrap every day on Joints
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how to screenshot on windows 7Another great set of shots CC I remember seeing these loads of bailed scrap every day on Joints
Hi all I thought I would put these pictures on again . I used to load the trailers at Shephards of Manchester that used to go down to Port Talbot . The scrap wasn’t as good as Shotton as there was plastic and other stuff that wasn’t taken out but just hidden ! Also we didn’t put chains on the bails just an old sheet and rope !
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Hello , steelboy , remember this one ? cc .
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Hi CCCP indeed I do, looks like its on route into Shotton I guess lAte PM maybe , not sure if this was Jimmy Grog behind the wheel, can’t remember if he had this or the Foden, keepem coming cracking shot as ever SBF10 
