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Here's a few pics that I took yesterday of what is now Metal & Waste Recycling (formerly Brookes Bros Ltd).
A new fence has made for much better viewing so I took quite a number of pics.
Enjoy.

Jeremy

Oops its not often that you hear about or see things like this.

Jeremy

More super pics there Thibault looks like your having good weather over there too which is good for photography.

Jeremy

Yes, thats the one. Thanks for the info Bryan. I see you like your bikes, so do I, I have a small collection, do you? Martin. There is a section in the off topic where there are some bike pictures. Sadly I'm bikeless at the moment as redundancy forced me to sell my Triumph, nonetheless I am now bus...

slightly off topic but i've just spent 6months fighting a speeding offence in court. been prooven guilty. court costs of £680 ad 6 points, what gets me, is i took the time out to find out who it was, found out, and still i get prosecuted. justice system? more like corrupt business regeime Sorry Sim...

B100 LOADER wrote:I was thinking,perhaps we can have a caption competition on CMN.
For the above photo my caption would read " Flash bang wallop"
Martyn

Heh its usually "Flash cash wallop"

Jeremy

Well there are several large road alteration projects that are going on in the area where I live, amongst which is the removal of what was the old Burntree island. It was with disgust that as I drove past this site on Sunday evening I noticed that two machines; a mini digger and a medium sized excav...

Very interesting but in ten years or so I guess that numbers 8 and 9 will be the major players ONLY if they get the Quality correct.

Jeremy

Amazing pictures i wish i had starting taking pictures many years ago its a pity we could not keep more classic plant like draglines /large hyd excavators somewhere in the uk for people to see.Keep up with excellant pictures.regards rh120 Its a pity we can't have a full national construction and mi...

Pete I'm sure there used to be another Scania Vabis in this area that was supposed to be the first one imported into this country, if I have remembered correctly it wore a maroon livery with the name D Hemmings on it, I'm pretty sure it was a "D" reg. The Birds Vabis is very nicely turned ...