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Never! Another nice set of photos. I don't always reply but always appreciate them. Paul R
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Much appreciated Paul 
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Great pics Jack, keep them coming... Boredom doesn't enter the equation where ltm1500's are involved! 
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From today:  Went to to Sarens new GMK 6300 L working but she had gone. Thanks to Gaz for the heads up anyway 
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What exactly is she lifting Jack?? Can't see anything in any of the pics 
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Shes lifting modular sections to make buildings for the train companies. Im sure there not that heavy, its just that shes lifting at a decent radius. Im sure Jibtickler would be able to she more light on it as he made the drawings.  Picture from "The Development of Birmingham"
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Nice one jack that daf is a fantastic looking rig i can see wsi doing this in model form as the basis for it is already there.
happy xmas gus.
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I would love to see that Gus, maybe with some Schuerules! Have a good un pal, have some nice cold guiness on me
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Sweet pics Jack. I also like the DAF - what a sweet looking truck!
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Cheers Paul, Merry x-mas bud. Went back again, missed the AC 700, Might see if shes still about the 27th  Merry x-mas to the driver, gave me a thumbs up! Poor sods on the night shift !  
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Great way to spend Christmas eve! I'm envious!!
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Christmas Day aswell though? 
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Great pics Jack and a shame you missed the AC700. Your photos are very sharp, is it a new camera?.
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Jack. wrote:Christmas Day aswell though? Just think of the overtime!!
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Jack. wrote:Christmas Day aswell though? Sure. Just give me a turkey sandwich and I'm good to go
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i might be working tomorrow, double time and a half baby.... im hoping they call me in!!!
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Thanks Paul, I have had the camera a year now, an upgrade from my 10 mp Fuji to a better 12mp one! And I'm only just getting used to it, very hit and miss! I'll try my damned hardest to see the 700!! Robert, I think they are on extra double double treble overtime!  Paul, I'll be your second man if there's a 500 tonner and turkey sandwiches involved Merry x-mas lads
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