well i thought i’d get in the act and post a few pictures. i hope they hold your interest.
this is our depot in newenden on the kent/sussex border. it;s always either a mud bath or a dust bowl you can’t win.
these are some of the lanes we get to play in
this is actually a lane even though it looks like a farm track
picking up logs at our quarry in charing near ashford
and the track leading to the logs
very difficult to keep the truck clean in conditions like this
a drop in borough green sevenoaks i bottled it going in with ten ton of soil and had to tip in the gateway
a regular customers in tenterden half inch each side with a tight turnaround once in, but i’m used to it now
loading myself with bark because john the yardie was busy
this is what he was busy doing. loading one of our sister companies eight leggers
a scenic lunch break. bewl water near flimwell
being loaded with brick ■■■■■■■■ at ibstock brick works at bexhill
following the shovel round to the ■■■■■■■■ pile
on the scales at cemex in shoreham picking up thirteen ton of pea beach
timber ship being un loaded at shoreham
following an ovendens lowloader down to winchelsea hairpin
takeing the hairpin having just wiped out a skip lorries mirror with the doza blade 
don’t think he realised he’d done it though
nuff said
altho in my defence i was assured it had been compacted, but still
breath in lads! on the way out of a obscure nursery near faversham under the beady eye of the owner
parked up near the m20 just of j11a
just in the nick of time too
phew thank god thats all over
thanks for looking folks
Interesting read & nice pics. Thanks mate
Lowloader nothing.
Done that hairpin with my old 8 wheeler, now that was a squeeze. When going up hill I had to take it right the way the round the outside to scrape it round.
Good varied pictures though.
thanks guys.
know what you mean 8 wheels even in my baby wagon i have to have a wide swing to keep the apex. can’t wait to try it in a bendy wagon 
Thanks a nice read with intresting photos as well,
Nice pics…who 's is the Austin 1100 in the first photo.■■ 
Longwayround:
Nice pics…who 's is the Austin 1100 in the first photo.■■
hiya long way round the austin belongs to john the yardie, he loves 'em and is in the process of doing up a riley version which will apparently be worth a fair bit of money. he is also doing up an old wolesley not the bigger version of the 1100(if that makesany sense) but a much smaller and more rounded version which i’ve never seen before so i’m afraid i don’t know the model
good pics mat - cheers