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I bought this laughing guy back in 1983 – it was manufactured in 1979 – and he laughed like there was no tomorrow and his laugh made everybody laugh too. However over the decades he lost his voice – all the parts and the motor inside his body gone corroded badly. I don’t know if I can fix him but I will try! I want to hear him laughing again! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
A front panel from 1956 Guy Arab IV, JCS432, withdrawn in 1971, lingers on in a corner of Western SMT's Kilmarnock workshops in 1979.
Captured from one of my old super 8 cine films.
For a beautiful photo of the original and complete bus in service see this excellent shot by Flickr member Guy Arab UF:-
Two guys hunting geese lying on cots on the ice with goose decoys around them next to open water at Bear River Refuge. Second place winner in Recreation/Education Bear River Refuge Photo Contest 2014.
Photo credit: John Zaker / USFWS
GUY CHIPPERFIELD - IMO : 7367926
Built 1974, by Scheepswerf Bodewes Bergum B.V., Bergum, Netherlands (Yard # 171) as GUY CHIPPERFIELD
GRT : 428 / DWT : 645
Overall Length : 47.8 metres x Beam 8.8 metres.
Machinery : 1 shaft driven by a Mirrlees Blackstone - 4 stroke single acting 6 cylinder oil engine
Speed : 9.5 knots
History POR = Port of Registry
•1974: GUY CHIPPERFIELD : Mardorf, Peach & Co Ltd : POR London
•1982: ELLEN W. : W.B.Woolley (Scotland) Ltd : POR London
•1984: ELLEN W. : Unilever UK central Resources Ltd : POR ?? UK
•1985: ELLEN W. : Custodian Leasing Ltd : POR ?? UK
•1986: ELLEN W. : Clientcare Ltd : POR ?? UK
•1993: ELLEN W. : Tara Shipping Ltd : POR Kingstown
•2000: EILEEN H. : Overseas Marine Trade Ltd : POR Ulan Bator
•2004: MARINA EXPRESS : Overseas Marine Trade Ltd : POR Limbe
•2007: MAYUMBA EXPRESS : Overseas Marine Trade Ltd : POR Limbe
•2012: Deleted from Lloyds Register – existence in doubt
GUY CHIPPERFIELD photographed on 21 September 1980 at Colchester the coaster WILMA moored further along the quay
Ship Details : Miramar / LR 1989-90
Bill Leikam - The Fox Guy - sets up his cameras for tracking Grey Foxes along the San Francisco Bay.
London & North Western Railway Company Class 47/7 47705 was recorded at Crewe station while on standby duties.
Delivered from Brush Falcon Works in March 1964, D1957 became 47261, then 47554 prior to its later conversion to a push-pull example for service with ScotRail. As well as standard blue, it carried ScotRail and Network SouthEast liveries prior to Parcels red/dark grey. The black livery and name 'Guy Fawkes' were applied when owned by Waterman Railways. The locomotive was later converted to become 57303 and is now a member of the DRS fleet.
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