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Love it here, such a beautifull place and NO TRAFFIC! Lol

agree, i was a bit rude mate. love the place!

Nah, its straight forward.....nothing serious nor difficult

It was scary back then...... thx for the support

Thanks 👍

That was in my early days of trucking.... it was mad but i did that! I do feel quite chuff over that day. Thx for watching my content ;)

@@jarradleagas1071 such an awesome drive.....love it! Thx for watching!

100% agree as thats the way i was use to in the UK. At this company all the barrel straps are on the driver side. Thx for watching!

@@stevemurton5017 for my 1st time in reversing it was hard.... but know ill say its easier. Welldone to you!

Unbelievable yes....world gone mad!

@@andrewjohnson582 if you try and succeed with no damage.... legend

Cheers mate, so many other bad @55 truckers out there!

Oh well......

Thats correct..... me and mr prayle are mates lol.....thx mate!

Must have been an awesome experience.... love that route

Nah, tickets too expensive.... have to stay here for the next 10 years till i have enough

Weldone! ;)

Lol

Hi mate, its cage delivery and no you dont pick it yourself. Easy job but in beginning its hard but after a few drops it gets easier. +- 15 drops and its easy access. Nah its easy as you get faster you finish earlier.....

@@BigWheelZak cheers mate thanks for the response. I have an interview with GXO who now have the contract for Costa so just wanted an insight because I’ve done work for like brakes/bidfood which is an absolute nightmare having to pick things yourself etc. I heard for Costa you may have to take the things out of the cages and put into their cupboards also

I will make a plan.... not allowed to do videos anymore at work. :(

@@BigWheelZak ah that sucks

Lol, TRUE!

Lol, oh boy..... miss those 1st time days

Oh yes, i bet you there is more to come!

100%

You be fine matie..... class 1 is awesome as i use to get into small yards where rigid cannot go..... go for it!

Fair enough! It can be a pain!

I have done everything safely.... the camera doesnt do justice as everything is different than in reality on camera due to the lens view. I have park there for a load check as many other truckers do. I understand you are concerned and thx for your safety tips as i will take it in consideration next time i do the trip to Nannup. Thx for watching PS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

Hahaha, dont tell a Ford Owner that

@@BigWheelZak there's nothing wrong with a Ford. What about a transcontinental truck. Or is that a bit before your time.

I think that was hanky heads old Bedford. He was the brain damaged plumber in town & it used to have a sullage tank on the back where he pumped out septic tanks. There was a music festival once at Cambrey Siding & they needed freshwater for drinking, so old hanky head took the turd truck out there full of water & delivered a load of drinking water. Everyone who drank it got dysentery. 😜😂😂 Lived in Nannup, 87-2005, had a timber business in light industrial area next to the cemetery across road from the Nannup Timber Mill. Don’t know if Ernie Gizza & Nola Gail’s still work there in the mill office? Used to drive a school bus there for a few years, & was first on scene of a fatal accident on Graphite road between Nannup & Manjimup. Poor lady picked up her daughter from Mt Barker Agricultural college & was driving her to their holiday home in Margaret river. Graphite road wasn’t sealed back then. I picked up her daughter hobbling down the road with a broken ankle trying to get help for her mum. It was a Thursday before Easter. Woman was from Cottesloe from memory. Always wondered what became of the daughter. Their Toyota Tarago hit a wet soak in the middle of the road on a bend, and started to slide. Wind whistling up the valley went through a gap in the trees & hit the side of the Tarago in its slide & pushed it around more & she lost control & hit a tree sideways behind the drivers B pillar. It broke her neck & she died instantly. It wasn’t a pretty sight to see, especially with her daughter plus a dozen school kids still on the bus. Local Farmer Greg Millar lived nearby and came across the scene & took the daughter back to their farm to lie down with her broken ankle while waiting on the ambulance & local fire crew to cut the mum free from the wreck. Not the sort of thing you ever forget. It was probably ~1997 or 98 maybe. I lobbied with Manji Politician Paul Omodei to get Graphite road sealed as a result. Lot of memories of Nannup, some (but not all) of them fond ones. Never been back since we left in 2005. Enjoyed your video, brought back a lot of memories. Thanks.

Hi Graham. I'm sure I've heard your name mentioned in old stories of my dad Maurice Hopcraft. Possibly speedway related?

I always keep the door open for you mate!

Hahaha i had to