Past Present and in Between in Pictures (Part 1)

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Punchy Dan:
0working in Windermere last week

Hope you called in on your mate Dennis

Ah! ! so that was the reason all Police leave was cancelled in South ■■■■■■■ and Neighbourhood watches went on Red Alert ! :wink:

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Thanks to lurpak, Punchy Dan, Buzzer and servo88 for the photos :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley: .
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Aberdeen and shire wagons.

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Buzzer may I pinch the Weatherill loader and mixer photo for the Classic Machinery Network?
Thanks Peter.

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Buzzer may I pinch the Weatherill loader and mixer photo for the Classic Machinery Network?
Thanks Peter.

No problem NMP, Buzzer

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Buzzer may I pinch the Weatherill loader and mixer photo for the Classic Machinery Network?
Thanks Peter.

No problem NMP, Buzzer

Thanks

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A DAF fridge artic of the Eurocruz fleet from Calasparra in Murcia Province, in south east Spain,
waiting to unload at the large fruit & veg packing factory at Martland Park Estate in Wigan today.

Ray Smyth.

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LOOK AT THE WAGES THEY WERE TRYING TO GET

Typical TGWU shilly shallying over a strike called by their stewards. Anything to stop paying anyone anything themselves. As a steward at the time of the '79 strike I resisted it as long as possible along with 100% of my members, but when they finally decided to make it official I was denied meagre expenses for my car covering hundreds of miles organising and encouraging pickets at all the customers. This because I was still recovering from a finger broken on the job and was therefore still ‘on the sick’. Worst union I was ever in. Even more so when they stood up for their docker members against their lorry driver members. Don’t get me started.

Oh, you have done. :blush: :unamused: :laughing: :laughing:

Spardo:
Worst union I was ever in. Even more so when they stood up for their docker members against their lorry driver members. Don’t get me started.

Oh, you have done. :blush: :unamused: :laughing: :laughing:

Nothing had changed even in the late 1990’s in that regard.My impression was that they just wanted the subscription cash while working against the interests of drivers in most cases.

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There wasn’t many of those Seddon 8 wheelers built so I wonder if the Cyprien Fox motor was a “SD8” or an “DD8” ? and that’s a tidy Dodge 4 wheeler so in the absence of the Perkins badge on the grille I reckon it would have had the Leyland engine under the bonnet ! 350 or 375 ? Cheers Bewick.

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LOOK AT THE WAGES THEY WERE TRYING TO GET

Typical TGWU shilly shallying over a strike called by their stewards. Anything to stop paying anyone anything themselves. As a steward at the time of the '79 strike I resisted it as long as possible along with 100% of my members, but when they finally decided to make it official I was denied meagre expenses for my car covering hundreds of miles organising and encouraging pickets at all the customers. This because I was still recovering from a finger broken on the job and was therefore still ‘on the sick’. Worst union I was ever in. Even more so when they stood up for their docker members against their lorry driver members. Don’t get me started.

Oh, you have done. :blush: :unamused: :laughing: :laughing:

Ah never had you down as a militant, never thought you would be in a job long enough to be a shop steward :blush: :blush: :blush: Buzzer

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LOOK AT THE WAGES THEY WERE TRYING TO GET

Typical TGWU shilly shallying over a strike called by their stewards. Anything to stop paying anyone anything themselves. As a steward at the time of the '79 strike I resisted it as long as possible along with 100% of my members, but when they finally decided to make it official I was denied meagre expenses for my car covering hundreds of miles organising and encouraging pickets at all the customers. This because I was still recovering from a finger broken on the job and was therefore still ‘on the sick’. Worst union I was ever in. Even more so when they stood up for their docker members against their lorry driver members. Don’t get me started.

Oh, you have done. :blush: :unamused: :laughing: :laughing:

Ah never had you down as a militant, never thought you would be in a job long enough to be a shop steward :blush: :blush: :blush: Buzzer

Shows you how good I was then doesn’t it? But it is a poisoned chalice, you never know what you are getting yourself into. Once the boss sent for me because an irate driver was chasing him around the office, intent on murder. I managed to talk him out of it, the prospective murderer that is, perhaps he just wanted to shut me up. :laughing: :laughing:

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