Mackem:
Have read the whole 9 pages - beautiful photos of great scenery & v.interesting trucks. Must say you do a good job for the tourist authority with those pictures.
Out of interest, how do working conditions compare to the UK (weather apart) ?
thanks …comming to the UK soon for the hollydays…planning to create a topic whit ‘oure’ view/pictures from the UK .Driving first to Calais,get to the ‘other’ side and travel to Newcastle an take the ferry to Bergen
i gess working conditions are ok…u find bad companies everywere…even in Norway…
i work app. 12 hours a day somtime’s longer and sometime’s early home…i guess it’s the same in the UK, Canada ,Norway and the Netherlands…
as always Martin excellent photos,
and yep Norway is great ,have two friends that
are working for NOR-LINE and they are well pleased
much better working conditions than here in germany,
please keep the pictures comeing,also will be looking forward to your pictures of the forth comeing vist to the INSEL,
Martin, I normally download all you pictures as i love norewgian trucks but thia one is a vile color good photo though where did the insporation for that paint scheme come from _france!
hi martin, cracking pictures as usual, although im getting concerned as all i see is snow in your pictures, and im sat in oslo at the moment with a long drive in front of me!!
Some of my Norweigan photos from when i drove to Oslo in the summer
Ullensaker is where the sevices are where i sat (close to Oslo airport)
where i drove to after Finland, the concert after Finland was in Iceland, so i
had to wait near Oslo airport for the load to be flown in, then to do a concert in Oslo, then drive south to Copenhagen
this is where i unloaded, the delivery area of Sentrum Scene, a concert venue in Oslo
these are some of the trucks that came to the services where i sat
i wondered how far i was from home, this was the answer
…comming to the UK soon for the hollydays…planning to create a topic whit ‘oure’ view/pictures from the UK .Driving first to Calais,get to the ‘other’ side and travel to Newcastle an take the ferry to Bergen
bought Norcaro…and renamed it and did the paintwork…
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