Two of the finest quenching their thirst 
A little quiz for all the Leg ends out there!! where is this & i know you have all stopped there at one time or another 
regards Andrew
So this is how the Buzzer got the nickname,its good to talk!!!
Buzzer:
shady:
Buzzer:
spit the dog:
gazzer:
Who needs GPS tracking when you got Ringrose and a few others grassing you up!i think that bloke has got a thing about homer thats twice he has looked for him
I’ll have you know Homer is a very nice young man and he’s affectionet
Homer is a nice bloke but dont you mean he’s INfected…
Hell Shady i just noticed the time of your post, 3 'O’clock in the morning you must have an early start or you fell out with the Mrs.
John;… No not an early start or anything to do with the wife,I was havin, a break a nice cup of tea and a rich tea,got finnished at around 04:00 and in bed at 04:30…
In the yard today during my vizzit.
Up to page 58 now… Yes, that’s the old fridge which I think is based down in Queenborough Kent.
Also great pictures of Davies on route in UK and overseas.The update pictures from Buzzers trips ( checking up ? ) to the yard are always of interest.Keep them coming please.
This i know is the holiday relief drivers car, id’e have put it in the warehouse just in case any one backed into it.
Some of you Vintage Southampton boys may remember the driver of the above picture of the car. I must be honest, I did not know who he was and usually I can remember most that worked here from way back when. He was on here when we were two tone blue and red and he told me he drove WHO 498V. His first driving job was for Ken Chant (rip). When seeking International driving, he was told to go down William St on a Saturday and find someone with a ■■■ in his mouth only 4-5mm long. According to him, the interview went something like: ’ Have you driven a left ■■■■■■ before?’ - No was the response. ‘Have you pulled a fridge before?’ again, No was the response. The interview was concluded, ‘Well you’re not much effin use then are you!■■’ Needless to say he was given a week’s trial sitting in the passenger seat with Mick Long as his guide and mentor to somewhere in Italy for STS. After that, he got a start! Anyway, back with us now after a 25 year absence. TTFN
P.S, Cluey you will know him…
TIR Tone will never get a container on top of that new ride of his!
Collecting provisions for the horses from the farm in Durley, usually once a week. It looks a bit precariouse but was well strapped down, who ever invented the ratchet strap deserves a medal, we come a long way since we only had ropes or chains.
A further installment of " IN THE YARD TODAY " as i was passing while exercising a pair of my hosses.
nothing for months.then pages and pages keep them coming lads
Horry:
Some of you Vintage Southampton boys may remember the driver of the above picture of the car. I must be honest, I did not know who he was and usually I can remember most that worked here from way back when. He was on here when we were two tone blue and red and he told me he drove WHO 498V. His first driving job was for Ken Chant (rip). When seeking International driving, he was told to go down William St on a Saturday and find someone with a ■■■ in his mouth only 4-5mm long. According to him, the interview went something like: ’ Have you driven a left ■■■■■■ before?’ - No was the response. ‘Have you pulled a fridge before?’ again, No was the response. The interview was concluded, ‘Well you’re not much effin use then are you!■■’ Needless to say he was given a week’s trial sitting in the passenger seat with Mick Long as his guide and mentor to somewhere in Italy for STS. After that, he got a start! Anyway, back with us now after a 25 year absence. TTFNP.S, Cluey you will know him…
who is it horry.come on spill the beans
mappo:
As i think i,ve said before Buzzer, when driving C789BPO for ya was was the most enjoyable time of
my 40 years of driving HGV,s.
She looks brand new there, but then it always did look the dogs do da,s.
I remember we used to tilt the cab to clean the roof every wash…Ah the memories.PS…Dunno if you read my pm to you mate, but i,m off sick again with yet another chest infection
4th bloody time in the 16 months since i stopped smoking…beginning to wonder if i did the right thing now.
start again mate.a freind who i worked with stopped was always poorly then 
dreva:
Horry:
Some of you Vintage Southampton boys may remember the driver of the above picture of the car. I must be honest, I did not know who he was and usually I can remember most that worked here from way back when. He was on here when we were two tone blue and red and he told me he drove WHO 498V. His first driving job was for Ken Chant (rip). When seeking International driving, he was told to go down William St on a Saturday and find someone with a ■■■ in his mouth only 4-5mm long. According to him, the interview went something like: ’ Have you driven a left ■■■■■■ before?’ - No was the response. ‘Have you pulled a fridge before?’ again, No was the response. The interview was concluded, ‘Well you’re not much effin use then are you!■■’ Needless to say he was given a week’s trial sitting in the passenger seat with Mick Long as his guide and mentor to somewhere in Italy for STS. After that, he got a start! Anyway, back with us now after a 25 year absence. TTFNP.S, Cluey you will know him…
who is it horry.come on spill the beans
Have a close look at the number plate on the Bentley, the last letter R is his christian name so you should be able to work it out from there.
Buzzer & Horry; I was having a meal with Smiffy & partner last night and we were reminiscing on a lot of times, we tried hard to come up with name of a driver that worked for you at some time but just cant remember what he was called. When he left you he went to work for a Londoner (we think) driving a red Scania 143 spots on the roof. He caused a big problem in La Jonquera where Wee Joc got a hiding from some bar owners,Smiffy offered to swap trailers with him cause he was in a bad state. Just wondered if you can recall what he was called. Thanks.BV…
Hya Steve ( BV ), how is Roy ■■? well i hope. Say hi from me next time you speak to him.
I cannot think which driver you,re talking about but i do seem to recall something
about wee jock in a bit of bother in La Jonquera. Bless him.
shady:
Buzzer & Horry; I was having a meal with Smiffy & partner last night and we were reminiscing on a lot of times, we tried hard to come up with name of a driver that worked for you at some time but just cant remember what he was called. When he left you he went to work for a Londoner (we think) driving a red Scania 143 spots on the roof. He caused a big problem in La Jonquera where Wee Joc got a hiding from some bar owners,Smiffy offered to swap trailers with him cause he was in a bad state. Just wondered if you can recall what he was called. Thanks.BV…
Hi BV, jock worked for me and i did’nt here about that little fracas, you buggers were so secretive in the old days, cant imagine wee Jock gettin in to trouble though.