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spotted DC GTST turning off Brighton road onto the road that runs alongside the rail line towards Brighton station a bit after lunch today

Yeah, that was us causing all the havoc :P i was on the other side of the line on the back of the winch truck haha

spotted DC GTST turning off Brighton road onto the road that runs alongside the rail line towards Brighton station a bit after lunch today

Yeah, that was us causing all the havoc :P i was on the other side of the line on the back of the winch truck haha

Haha did notice you guys and was trying to look back in the mirror to see what you guys were doing :P Also noticed the girls there, one wasn't half bad ;) Couldn't turn right on the street earlier as they were doing some surveying or the likes... what time did you guys finish? Think the truck was still there when I got home around 5:30pm?

Haha yeah, we've got Noone's doing traffic control for us, there were heaps of people tooting during the day (and its much of a relief having some good eye candy to look after traffic management for us haha)

We finished yesterday at 3:30 (Noone's backfilled the hole afterwards, so they mighta finished late). Back there again today, finished at 4:30 O.o

(as for what we're doing, undergrounding all the overhead mains over rail crossings :P prick of a job, but someones gotta do it haha)

Haha yeah, we've got Noone's doing traffic control for us, there were heaps of people tooting during the day (and its much of a relief having some good eye candy to look after traffic management for us haha)

We finished yesterday at 3:30 (Noone's backfilled the hole afterwards, so they mighta finished late). Back there again today, finished at 4:30 O.o

(as for what we're doing, undergrounding all the overhead mains over rail crossings :P prick of a job, but someones gotta do it haha)

That explains all that work.... work's work which is the main thing aye :) I wouldn't complain with those lollipop controllers :P

cheers mate, I wasn't on Hampstead road for long though, you must have sharp eyes ;)

-D

U were just turning out of a side street...always have my eyes open for imports in the city, makes peak hour more enjoyable :)

U were just turning out of a side street...always have my eyes open for imports in the city, makes peak hour more enjoyable :)

Heh that'd be right. Turned out of one sidestreet, into the middle lane and then right turned into yet another sidestreet. Main roads SUCK during peak hour.

-D

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