Scottish Elises

George,

Remember that trailer I borrowed off you about ten years ago?

Well, Murray and I are finished with it now.

When will you come round to collect it?





Cheers,

Eric

Oh god I have that trailer's twin sitting in the front garden underneath the Rhododendrons... I should probably look underneath it...

pete wrote:... I should probably look underneath it ...

No, my advice is just to leave it where it is. It'll completely decompose before too long.

Cheers,

Eric

Another very similar one hiding at my folks as well, this doesn't give me much confidence for its future!

Eric,
Just when I was needing it back for skip runs to clear up the house and garden ahead of impending house sale (moving into Bankry).
Good to see it has had a long and useful life though.

George

Aye, Saturday was it's last outing for ever. A sad day.

My plan was to use it to transport my OMS chassis to the dump ... now I have a one wheeled trailer to get there too.

Murray and I will be taking a grinder to it one evening this week. I'll say a wee prayer for you.

I can remember taking it away from your place all those years ago and your missus being delighted.

I often wondered when you would ask for it back as it was most definately a loan ... in your head ... I'm not too sure about your missus.

It led a rich life though, visiting most every household recycling centre in the North East. Its also transported a huge and varied selection of automotive tat.

Rest in pieces our wee trailer pal.

Cheers,

Eric

gdr wrote:Eric,
Just when I was needing it back for skip runs to clear up the house and garden ahead of impending house sale (moving into Bankry).
Good to see it has had a long and useful life though.

George

Why don't you buy a new trailer for your skip runs? When you're done with the house move, you can lend it to me.

That'd work.

Let me know when I can pick it up and I'll buy you a Guinness in The Stag.

Cheers,

Eric

So kind.

Ed buy this one!