Many kilometres travelled
Passing through Kempton we made our way through the extensive renovations to the 24-hour Caltex Truckstop and Roadhouse and were fortunate to catch up with Bruce Clifford from Legana.
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Meet Shane Warne the truckie
Having the same name as Australia’s greatest ever test cricket wicket taker has been interesting for veteran driver Shane Warne.
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A change of scenery
“I’ve been here with Norton’s for nine and a half years now, and I reckon they are a great outfit to work for, in fact they are such a good mob that the only way a job ever comes up here is if someone dies!” said Wayne Anderson from Burnie.
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Transporting “anything and everything”
Well things are surely progressing apace with the renovations at Mood Food, the 24-hour Truckstop at Kempton, and it was great to catch up with Peter Smith from Geilston Bay, who had recently fuelled up at the new dedicated diesel area, while he was enjoying a break there on a rather cool summer’s day.
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Going the extra mile
Having stopped over at the Caltex Roadhouse at Epping Forest, we recently caught up with Paul Douglas from Kempton when he also rolled in for a break.
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Happy to be back home
Andrew Cowen from Bagdad in Tassie was driving a 2011 Freightliner Coronado for Worsley’s Transport and towing a B-double when he stopped for a chat.
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Enjoying life in the tropics
Former Victorian truckie Graham Lynch now lives an idyllic life deep in the north Queensland tropics at Babinda, which has just been named the second wettest town in Australia.
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Trucking, rain, hail or shine
Heavy rain didn’t prevent Wayne Bowden from towing a broken down car away at Ravenshoe on the Atherton Tablelands in far north Queensland.
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Enjoying the idyllic surrounds
When Big Rigs saw Terry Kane and John Myles, they were parked at a lush green area in Millaa Millaa on the Atherton Tablelands and ready to deliver fuel to a the nearby Mungalli Creek Dairy Farm.
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A welcome change
Pagey was driving an RBA 2005 K104 and with Taz and 22-month-old Mackenzie, when he stopped for a chat with Big Rigs.
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