And lets not foget the other brilliantly restored hoveringham tipper.Dont know the restorers name but what a credit
to the history of HOVERINGHAM GRAVEL.
nigelhunt:
0I can fully understand it causing such interest,as it has been restored to the highest standard.Credit due to the pearson
family.If you are lucky enough to see it you would think it had just left the Foden factory.Wonder if the cab on the floor
behind the school kids was fitted to KNN 616E. This photo was taken at Fodens Factory during a school visit.
thats a great photo 
Hoveringham Stone Daf pictured at Dene quarry Cromford when new.
Great photo bonky.Still looking for carki tarmac.Thanks nigel.
nigelhunt:
Great photo bonky.Still looking for carki tarmac.Thanks nigel.
if you look at the livery of the Daf it stands comparison to the pic of the Bison I posted last night. Certain the Bison is ex Hov.
And thanks for keeping the eyes peeled for pics of Tarmac wagons. 
robinswh:
where was the picture of the cloffe hill foden taken?
it was taken at the barbican centre in london behind the bank of england delivering washed granite for the foundations 1966
the photo was taken by the late reg hoggar the young lad in the cab was a 15 years old steve hoggar to who the photo came from
As promised to Nigel ages ago, and finally found…
… my late father Bob Scrivener, loading railway wagons at Thurgarton station. Picture dates from about 1950.
Looks like something the romans used to destroy castles.You know whats missing KEV, the mammoth.
nigelhunt:
Looks like something the romans used to destroy castles.You know whats missing KEV, the mammoth.
I don’t think it’s as old as I first thought, Nigel. I’m pretty sure it’s an early Weatherill, and apparently they were first made in 1950, so given it’s well-worn state this might be from about 1955.
An enquiry on the Classic Machinery forum has enlightened me a bit; the machine is in fact a Muir-Hill 45.
Just decided to load this photo of fred smiths VOLVO being loaded with one of the many WHEATHERHILL loading
shovels,used by hoveringham
shovels,used by hoveringham
Found this one on the net Hoveringham Gravels at Station Road 1960(dont know if its been added before)
Great photo john.Spent many happy days riding shot gun in them,mind you i was only six at that time.Thanks for posting
and please keep your eyes peeled for hoveringham photos.Still trying to find RVO 748F,scammell hywayman with
scammell low loader trailer four in line.
Found this one on the net whilst doing some digging for Tarmac vehicles.
Pictures can say a thousand words…
Ah the famous wagon and pup which worked from Dene! Regular trips to Birmingham depots with black, and sometimes the trailer was"accidently" left down there so the driver could get another load back down to collect it ha ha! 
Pete.
caledonian 38:
Hi there Donk the Bloke who drove the Lorry and drag was out Of Dean and his name was Percy Waiton AEC Mandator 10 Ton in Lorry and dragBonkeyDollocks:
One more for now.
I believe this operated from Dene but I’m unsure of the location of the shot. I seem to think it may be the road between Wirksworth and Ashbourne.
I took this photo in a layby at the top of stanage just of the Matlock Chesterfild Rd. I was loaded with 10 mil for the Topmix depot I drove this wagon and drag when it was three month old for the nExst three years Percy drove it new for the first three month when I left to work abroad Ronny Prince took over then Chris Cook it was sold on shortly after about four month after
I left to David A Bradley who owned Parish Quarry
Great to recieve info on the photo,its always nice to find out where the pictures were taken.By the way welcome to
the forum chris.Dont suppose you have any more lurking in your house or you would have posted.
Appologies CLIFF for getting your name wrong,i was talking to my wife whilst writing and put chris as she was was
talking about.