Dave the Renegade:
Radnorshire number on this Albion,but they never had an XFO here,so a mystery which my mate Paul Griffiths will solve.
HI dave cant help you with the reg , but the Albion of Powles is from Lea ,Ross on Wye near me Legend will have it that a hen had made its nest in the spare wheel housing and had travelled to London and back before the driver had noticed ! cheers KK
kingswinford kit:
Dave the Renegade:
Radnorshire number on this Albion,but they never had an XFO here,so a mystery which my mate Paul Griffiths will solve.HI dave cant help you with the reg , but the Albion of Powles is from Lea ,Ross on Wye near me Legend will have it that a hen had made its nest in the spare wheel housing and had travelled to London and back before the driver had noticed ! cheers KK
Hi KK,
I remember Glyn Morris from Lea coming up to the Gore quarry near me,got houses on the site of his old garage I noticed.
Cheers Dave.
Look’s like a tidy little Guy Otter to me.
Dave the Renegade:
trunkera1:
Dave the Renegade:
Another Vulcan pic from Roy,this one’s from London.hi dave, i worked for G L Baker at their Bristol Depot,had a Big j with 220 ■■■■■■■■■■■ didnt see any of these in the yard!
…chris
I expect you were in short trousers then Chris.
Cheers Dave.
Still am dave,if the old lady askes me! 
…chris
trunkera1:
Dave the Renegade:
trunkera1:
Dave the Renegade:
Another Vulcan pic from Roy,this one’s from London.hi dave, i worked for G L Baker at their Bristol Depot,had a Big j with 220 ■■■■■■■■■■■ didnt see any of these in the yard!
I expect you were in short trousers then Chris.
Cheers Dave.Still am dave,if the old lady askes me!
Oh aye
A Leyland and an Albion seen by the hills in the background at Welland.
Roy’s Vulcanand Ken Williams Thames Trader,seen at a show.
Roy with his 1948 Vulcan.
Roy Morgan pictured on a tractor run,with one of his Ferguson T20 tractors.
Some pic’s from Roy and Ann’s American trip.
Roy Morgan worked for many years at Kem Transport and Cadbury’s at Marlbrook near Leominster. Here he said is an early pic of a lorry loading empty milk in churn’s at Bangor On Dee,near Wrexham.
Another pic of the Bangor On Dee factory.
I think Roy said this one is the first unloading bay at Cadbury’s at Marlbrook, Leominster.
A well known name in transport history.
Another one,possibly Cadbury’s at Marlbrook.
Definately Marlbrook this time.Leyland artic of Kem Transport driven by Roy Morgan.
Back view of Kem Transport artic.
John Morgan ( Jet ) driving the Foden Ballast tractor on the Heart of Wales roadrun,seen here in Barmouth town.
Following is Roy’s D series Ford.
Below is the history of Roy’s Foden,pictured above.
One of B & J Davies of Bucknell cranes,loading wat look’s like Brick Bros from Knighton Scania 111 artic.
