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Ha Ha i like the fact the bridge tells the driver the truck wont fit but they continue anyway.

Is it that hard to realise you're too high?

HAHAHAHA

Maybe the drivers were too high too

I love the way the bus loses that large condenser from the roof complete with clouds of steam, yet continues away as though nothing had happened.
Same with the huge caravan-like device, that deserved what it got.

JPB wrote:

I love the way the bus loses that large condenser from the roof complete with clouds of steam, yet continues away as though nothing had happened.
Same with the huge caravan-like device, that deserved what it got.

do you not like caravans??

I love them, Rich, but I figure that if I make it appear as though I don't, my caravan fetish will remain a secret so SSSSHHHHH! Keep this entre nous, s'il te plaît.

The Sprite Major and Musketeer of the late 1960s are the stuff of erotic fantasy for me. Probably.

just need a diesel tagora to tow it with & your life will be complete..

That's brilliant.....all of it

I remember years ago driving to work across the Tay road bridge when it used to have the observation platform at the Fife end (they were removed in 1990). There was a tipper lorry ahead and about half way across the bridge the tipper bit started to tip There was absolutely nothing anyone could do to warn the guy and I watched as it smacked into the concrete observation platform and stopped dead. I bet the driver got a shock.

Dave

i must point out that i once drove into an underground parking with my transit & i fitted under the first four supports but not the fifth.. a loud grinding noise came from my roofrack so i did a quick u turn & scarpered... a slight dint in the upright on my roofrack & a lot of cement dust on the floor
i will have to post a pic for you to laugh at....