The top photograph here is Mansel Davies, a welsh Transport company in Wales taken in Wales by a Welshman, what more can a Welshman want, cracker of a Photograph credits to Iwan , know as Turbo the HGV Driver, 100% on the ball with this one, it is a Volvo FH in the hart of mid Wales en route to north Wales with Tal y llyn lake in the background
Then we have the Golden gate bridge taken from the sea after passing underneath, quite a shot with the wake of the boat, this is followed by a coach shot taken In Italy, could be a polish coach, any suggestions from the readers,, mails to the webmaster link on the main page please. Rolex HGV dropping off in England goods from Poland.
Fly by Night the entertainment equipment people, stages and music makers,, have scene must travel,,, G.A Newsome the heavy haulage people from Cheshire.
Finally there is a photograph of 4MFPS with one of their photographic trailers in a ditch in Germany, taken rather a long time ago,,,, these chaps could be called RAF Gypsies because they were travellers,,, all very hush hush and all that, if you were on a Mobile field photographic section please write to the webmaster and meet two more chaps from some time back whatever the section number, we were on number 8 MFPS so I didna put it in the ditch.
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