Bob Davis
Bob Davis
Yes, in the forties and early fifties both LMR and WR used horse and cart until replaced by the three wheel Scammells.Was not the luggage collected and delivered by railway vehicles then?
Bob
Yes, in the forties and early fifties both LMR and WR used horse and cart until replaced by the three wheel Scammells.Was not the luggage collected and delivered by railway vehicles then?
Does this mural ring any bells with people ? I don’t remember it. Viv.
Source: British Newspaper Archive
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The teacher who hit us over our heads became a mayor. Isn't that ironic.
Does this mural ring any bells with people ? I don’t remember it. Viv.
Source: British Newspaper Archive
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It triggered a memory for me too, I think, but it's vague.All I can say is that it has triggered a memory but I can't say from when or where at New Street Station. I would have been more concerned at looking down at my feet when travelling down those escalators.
My uncle used to drive those 3 wheelers. He later changed career to become a prison officer! There used to be a Scammell in the old goods shed at Broadway Caravan Club site, (built on old sidings), but its not there now, I don't know where it went. It looked in good order, so perhaps in a museum.Yes, in the forties and early fifties both LMR and WR used horse and cart until replaced by the three wheel Scammells.
Bob
Pete, I never liked those things and could not understand why would you do anything like that!i reckon them 3 legged cars were based on them Scammell Scarab contraptions
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