The bread I picked up on Monday ended up here at crick.

Its very clever because it goes up to Glasgow on the train, the track runs at the back of this warehouse.

I had never seen roadworks in a distribution centre before though!

After my early morning drop here I was asked to drive up to Scunthorpe and I saw this converted prison truck which brought new meaning to the saying "Jail Bird" ! you need to look closely at the writing on the back. When I got to Scunthorpe it was so hot even the wind farm had given up work for the day.



I have been in the 26 tonner all week and that means a lot of beer delivery's.

I have a lot of drops in Sainbury's and this one was just off the M25 and was for 6 am


All the Sainsbury's I have visited have been ran like military bases. Every one is very helpful and really polite but the rules are very rigid.I had a few drops in the M25 area and my next one was in near an oil refinery that had exploded once and closed the whole esteate down for a while.
The damage was still in evidence.
These are their own wagons waiting to be loaded.

I was lucky on the way but new I had to be cute on the way back to avoid all this traffic,

that was caused by this crash.


The picture of the crash was taken in my mirror when I was trying to take a picture of this red Ferrari.
I was up North for the first time with this company on Thursday for more Sainsbury's military base delivery's.

My last drop was at the Airport in Manchester.

I got the goods off in record time and on the way out took some photo's of this ancient fleet.


Back up north again tommorow with more beer and wine.