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Mick Galloway's Scania G480 tipping a heavy cast iron machine bed at J B Schofield and Sons Ltd at Huddersfield. Then applying a bit of heat to the back of the body to repair the damage it had done.
To find out more about the history and vehicles of JB Schofield & Sons Ltd follow the link www.jbschofieldandsons.co.uk/
Nick Schofield, in the colours of Mason Racing Club, YOU TOO PET, trained by Mrs. Jennifer Mason. at Hereford Races 11th Jan. 2017. The horse finished second of fourteen
I took this shot with my cell phone the other day, when I was visiting the covered bridge where I like to hang out. I wanted to show the trail in the background, knowing I'd be in the dark. Was it effective, or do I just look creepy? I'm thinking I might take something different for this week.
But, if it worked, then Happy Selfie Sunday!
More comings and goings and unloading at J B Schofield and Sons Ltd, Huddersfield
To see more information about the 130 year history of J B Schofield and Sons, including their transport and 33 years gritting in the Pennines look here www.jbschofieldandsons.co.uk/
Matt Schofield Trio
- Matt Schofield, Johnny Henderson and Evan Jenkins -
Engel Blues
1 October 2023
Groene Engel, Oss (The Netherlands)
Photography © Marco van Rooijen / Blues Magazine - All Rights Reserved
Four hundred 2nd Brigade Combat Team
Soldiers will begin moving into a new home soon. The New Barracks Complex on Schofield
Barracks’s Lyman Road officially opened in late December during a maile lei untying / ribbon cutting ceremony attended by the Corps of Engineers, the Garrison’s Directorate of Public Works, 25th ID’s 2nd Brigade Combat Team and Corps’ contractor Absher Construction.
Kids visiting the Schofield Barracks Commissary have a fun place to play and learn about the 5210 program that promotes five fruits and vegetables, no more more than two hours of recreational screen time, one hour of active play and zero drinks with added sugar per day. (Photo courtesy of Armstrong Produce/Gerald Cabael)
More comings and goings, loading and unloading at our yard at high on the hill above Slaithwaite. Quite easy to find really but the unusual location causes most of the drivers to get hopelessly lost - sometimes more than once. Some have spent many happy hours following the satnav up down the Colne Valley - there are detailed instructions on finding us on the website - written by me specifically for drivers.
To see more information about the 130 year history of J B Schofield and Sons, including their transport and 33 years gritting in the Pennines look here www.jbschofieldandsons.co.uk/
We had a rush job starting on Wednesday afternoon. we had to load 400 tonnes of cast out in a few hours, we already had 50 tonnes of steel booked out so we had 18 44 tonners to load ASAP. We worked until dark on Wednesday and started early on Thursday. Unfortunately the light was terrible for most of the time, very dull and darkness approaching or very dull with daylight getting better as the morning progressed. I had to wind the ISO up to be able to freeze the action when the wagons were reversing into position or coming back to the weighbridge loaded. In the middle of this Myers delivered a container and we were pretty congested by then.
The Sennebogen with magnet decided to burn a little plug out due to water ingress, this stopped us for 30 minutes as we found the fault and I found a temporary work around. We couldn't travel or slew - you couldn't have made it up. We couldn't move to get the grab in and we couldn't slew so we couldn't load with five wagons still to load.
I had an electrician here at seven this morning for a permanent repair.
As darkness fell on Wednesday Mark Kendrew turned up in his new Scania R620 V8, this wagon as been around getting sprayed etc. for most (all?) of this year and I've been waiting to see it. Unfortunately conditions weren't good but I'm OK with what I got, hopefully there'll be a next time. A very smart motor with a lot of extras fitted.
Bobby was born and raised in Kirkby in Liverpool, he was 3rd and last born child to Angela and Andrew Schofield.
Bobby grew up on the same street as Stephen Graham and comes from a successful family of actors and musicians, following in the footsteps of his Dad Andrew Schofield, sister Jess Schofield and cousin Brookside Actor, David Hart.
Bobby attended All Saints Catholic High School in Kirkby and did a wide range of amateur productions when he was younger, aiming to get as much experience under his belt as possible. Bobby's first professional production was in the stage production of 'What was it like in the war, Nan?' written by Dave Kirby when he was cast as the role of young Alfie, an evacuee.
Bobby was a member of The Everyman Youth Theatre and attended The City of Liverpool College where he did Performing Arts and Musical Theatre.
In 2012 Bobby auditioned for the lead role in a feature film, which is where he met Joanna Aicher of Talent Agency, Bananafish Management. It was after the chance meeting that Bobby's career took off as he was immediately cast as the lead role of 'Billy' in the gripping stage production of 'Tony Teardrop' written by Esther Wilson.
Bobby's break came in June 2013 when he was cast by Nina Gold and Oscar nominated director (Kevin Macdonald (I)' in feature film Black Sea (2014) opposite Jude Law.
Broscombes Volvo FH16 delivered to the yard the other day. After a beautiful morning the weather had turned, it was raining and the light had gone. He had been driving through poor weather so the motor was mucky although that doesn't bother me, this is a working wagon shot, not a pristine show shot.
To see more information about the 130 year history of J B Schofield and Sons, including their transport and 33 years gritting in the Pennines look here www.jbschofieldandsons.co.uk/