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| Niverville-Gonzales,Tx-La Porte,Tx-Niverville : 5407km.: 6 days. |
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| Watt big tyres you have, Stewart. |
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| Long load under cloudy South Dakota sky. |
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| GMC Brigadier with it's own shady spot. |
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| Autocar at rest in an Oklahoma truck graveyard. |
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| International Transtar in front of a couple of Fords. |
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| Lonely GMC Astro beside an Oklahoma turnpike. |
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| No Headboard, No Headache Rack and Back Door for any incoming load. |
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| Crane Carrier Company designed, AM General: Probably Ex-Army |
Nice pictures Chris, as usual. I see the new format is less wordy, is that because you are saving them all for another book?
ReplyDeleteThe Watt and Stewart isn't mine (it's too shiny)I have a 2006 with a traditional nose, and usually a step deck trailer.
I thought of Mick as soon as i saw the Watt and Stewart!!! Great pic's as always Chris and i know it saves you a heap of time typeing but miss the story of your travels on the blog fella. But as long as your keep it going it's a plus. Cheers fella for a cold and damp Yorkshire.
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It's been two and a half years of blogging and it's hard to keep things fresh and interesting; especially if all the trips are much the same. Thanks for all your support but I'd rather give the writing a break than be boring.
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