Roger pickering photo's

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I am pretty sure, this one is danish, I can not put a name on them now, but AB shipping had a danish subcontractor in these colours, driving for them.
We used to tip at AB shipping in Esbjerg, and I know they were working with IST in Harwich.

pete smith:
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Great pics as ever Pete, is that Anderson’s Scania still trying to race the Scottish BRS Motor to the midlands :open_mouth: :exclamation: :open_mouth: :laughing:

Race what race just down and back in a day shift for the TARTEN squadron :smiley: :smiley: You have watching to much TV just keep it to the limits of the law :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Lance Biscomb:
Race what race just down and back in a day shift for the TARTEN squadron :smiley: :smiley: You have watching to much TV just keep it to the limits of the law :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Horse on Lancy… :smiley:

The picture below that you posted of a MAN pulling an OTA trailer reminded me of the French owner drivers
that drove for OTA and Laurent Pelliet that liked there Ford Transcontinentals.

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steelboyf10:

pete smith:
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Great pics as ever Pete, is that Anderson’s Scania still trying to race the Scottish BRS Motor to the midlands :open_mouth: :exclamation: :open_mouth: :laughing:

No contest there, :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: , Andersons were allways in the front winners bit, Regards Larry.

Lance Biscomb:
Race what race just down and back in a day shift for the TARTEN squadron :smiley: :smiley: You have watching to much TV just keep it to the limits of the law :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Bunch of amateurs …Fraserburgh London 3 times a week… Aberdeen Alicante every week … Still getting 900+ k’s a night @ 67 tons both ways…
Didn’t the " Limits of the Law " guy end up working for them any way…

Jeff…

Jelliot:

Lance Biscomb:
Race what race just down and back in a day shift for the TARTEN squadron :smiley: :smiley: You have watching to much TV just keep it to the limits of the law :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Bunch of amateurs …Fraserburgh London 3 times a week… Aberdeen Alicante every week … Still getting 900+ k’s a night @ 67 tons both ways…
Didn’t the " Limits of the Law " guy end up working for them any way… :smiley:

Jeff…

And we thought we were doing well to do 2 runs a day from Shotton to the Midlands :open_mouth:
If you beet Tymms back to Brymbo LOL

bald:
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I am pretty sure, this one is danish, I can not put a name on them now, but AB shipping had a danish subcontractor in these colours, driving for them.
We used to tip at AB shipping in Esbjerg, and I know they were working with IST in Harwich.

Thank you for your comments Bald, Pete

DEANB:
The picture below that you posted of a MAN pulling an OTA trailer reminded me of the French owner drivers
that drove for OTA and Laurent Pelliet that liked there Ford Transcontinentals.

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Thank you for the pic Dean,
I’m running low on pics now, I’ll have to see Roger for some more! Cheer’s Pete

Lawrence Dunbar:

steelboyf10:

pete smith:
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Great pics as ever Pete, is that Anderson’s Scania still trying to race the Scottish BRS Motor to the midlands :open_mouth: :exclamation: :open_mouth: :laughing:

No contest there, :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: , Andersons were allways in the front winners bit, Regards Larry.

Even with the AEC’s never mind the Scania’s eh Larry?!

steelboyf10:

Jelliot:

Lance Biscomb:
Race what race just down and back in a day shift for the TARTEN squadron :smiley: :smiley: You have watching to much TV just keep it to the limits of the law :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Bunch of amateurs …Fraserburgh London 3 times a week… Aberdeen Alicante every week … Still getting 900+ k’s a night @ 67 tons both ways…
Didn’t the " Limits of the Law " guy end up working for them any way… :smiley:

Jeff…

And we thought we were doing well to do 2 runs a day from Shotton to the Midlands :open_mouth:
If you beet Tymms back to Brymbo LOL

Thank you for the comments Jeff and Lance
Graham,
Did you back load as well? Tymms used to reload bales out of Parkfield Iron and Steel on the Bilston Road in Wolverhampton.
Who ran those very low sided tipping trailers with doors in the side, light blue and usually ran blanks to Brymbo? Cheer’s Pete

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MPP foden will tanker was probably for carting waste milk products as a base for pig food mix . I did similar for a local pig farmer .

pete smith:

steelboyf10:

Jelliot:

Lance Biscomb:
Race what race just down and back in a day shift for the TARTEN squadron :smiley: :smiley: You have watching to much TV just keep it to the limits of the law :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Bunch of amateurs …Fraserburgh London 3 times a week… Aberdeen Alicante every week … Still getting 900+ k’s a night @ 67 tons both ways…
Didn’t the " Limits of the Law " guy end up working for them any way… :smiley:

Hi pete, no didn’t load back, we did 2 a day from Shotton, based on loaded the night before, had a bonus on the first 12 months, then it got stopped once we got good at it! :imp: :imp: :imp: , Tymms used to be a bit closer to the midlands starting from Bronnington near Whitchurch

Jeff…

And we thought we were doing well to do 2 runs a day from Shotton to the Midlands :open_mouth:
If you beet Tymms back to Brymbo LOL

Thank you for the comments Jeff and Lance
Graham,
Did you back load as well? Tymms used to reload bales out of Parkfield Iron and Steel on the Bilston Road in Wolverhampton.
Who ran those very low sided tipping trailers with doors in the side, light blue and usually ran blanks to Brymbo? Cheer’s Pete

trying a bit to hard :blush:

fleet line up at Bronnington, now home of Lloyd F Watson

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F10

line up ready for the start