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Aw, you can't do that...how could I live up to that standard
Comment by Father Ted posted on K110D. What are they like? at 10/08/2010 - 20:58
polchraine wrote:
That's a good point. Hadn't thought of that.Gwyn wrote:
Just because it's a local company doesn't mean it is a local lorry or driver. Plenty of freight companies outsource their lorries and drivers - cheaper in Lithuania innit?
That is one reason I asked about number plate. The tractor unit could be from anywhere - but a registration/number plate corresponding to the one on the tractor must be displayed at the rear.Just because it's a local company doesn't mean it is a local lorry or driver. Plenty of freight companies outsource their lorries and drivers - cheaper in Lithuania innit?
Comment by Father Ted posted on OOOPS! at 10/08/2010 - 15:01
fatspider wrote:
Fair point Guv Quote:
my pet hate. Cyclists on the pavement
But can you blame them Ted with lorry drivers like that aroundmy pet hate. Cyclists on the pavement
Comment by Father Ted posted on OOOPS! at 10/08/2010 - 14:52
Worth watching then, but not worth chasing if it escalates rapidly. I agree, I doubt it'll stay that price for long, but I've been lucky once or twice in the past.
Comment by Father Ted posted on K110D. What are they like? at 10/08/2010 - 14:51
polchraine wrote:
I did try to make out the country of origin of the lorry - as it could have been a lack of metric measurements but there appears to be no registration plate on the rear. If so, the police will be interested.
And to reiterate - Network Rail would certainly like a copy.
It's Morgan Freight...from Flint...a Local company I did try to make out the country of origin of the lorry - as it could have been a lack of metric measurements but there appears to be no registration plate on the rear. If so, the police will be interested.
And to reiterate - Network Rail would certainly like a copy.
Comment by Father Ted posted on OOOPS! at 10/08/2010 - 13:53
My little lad has nearly been wiped out twice now by cyclists riding at speed on pavements.
But Hey! That's for another thread
But Hey! That's for another thread
Comment by Father Ted posted on OOOPS! at 10/08/2010 - 13:40
Lovely shot, but I think the copyright stamp is a bit gaudy
(Sorry, couldn't resist )
(Sorry, couldn't resist )
Comment by Father Ted posted on Elk at 10/08/2010 - 13:38
I've seen a K110D going for silly money on ebay. Now, I'm not really after a second body, but if the price stays this low (£26 so far ), well, it'd be rude not to
So, what are they like? Are they any better than or at least equal to the *istDL I currently use?
So, what are they like? Are they any better than or at least equal to the *istDL I currently use?
Comment by Father Ted posted on K110D. What are they like? at 10/08/2010 - 13:36
Oops indeed.
Network Rail might like a copy of that shot.
ANd my pet hate. Cyclists on the pavement,
Network Rail might like a copy of that shot.
ANd my pet hate. Cyclists on the pavement,
Comment by Father Ted posted on OOOPS! at 10/08/2010 - 13:29
Dangermouse wrote:
You should see the reactions you get when the boot of your car contains:
Saws
Tree loppers
Gauntlets
Shovels
Axe
Yes there is a valid reason. If I'm carrying that little lot it's because I'm part of the setup crew for a motorsport event and may need to convert an overgrown mess back into a usable route!
Sorry, going off topic again, but are you ever involved in the Bulldog Rally in Wales?You should see the reactions you get when the boot of your car contains:
Saws
Tree loppers
Gauntlets
Shovels
Axe
Yes there is a valid reason. If I'm carrying that little lot it's because I'm part of the setup crew for a motorsport event and may need to convert an overgrown mess back into a usable route!
Comment by Father Ted posted on Cameras are threats of terrorism at 07/08/2010 - 21:46
