Where's Bloody Rodders!

...where the bloody hell are ya Rodders? .. in the style of good English grammar, you have become "most conspicuous by your absence" ol' mate...


...get back on board here will ya, and keep chucking up all the topics close to your heart...Cheers to you

good call defective
were you hiding out Rodders

Paul

I thought he said in one of his last few posts, that he had quit his job and was going travelling for a bit.

Not working is no excuse :whistle: :whistle:

geoffb wrote: Not working is no excuse :whistle: :whistle:

Here here spot on!

He hasn't been on Facebook or uploading photos to Flickr either so it seems like he has put everything down for a while. He is known in railway and riverboat circles too and I haven't heard anything via them either so I hope he's ok and is traveling where Internet access is limited or non-existant

bparo wrote: so I hope he's ok and is traveling where Internet access is limited or non-existant

Yes Bruce I hope he is fit and well
Colin

Thanks all: I was overseas for 6 weeks, and couldn't log on to the revamped website. I had fairly limited wifi time, and a lot of what I got was flaky.
The holiday was the 40th anniversary of my first Europe trip, and had the same flavour (some repeat visits, some complementary coverage). It was also my 17th Europe trip, so much revisiting had taken place before.
It was principally railway, then assorted ferries and paddlesteamers. One week was with a UK group, visiting coal-mine steam-worked railways. Bosnia is one of only three countries still with real steam on daily duties, not pitched at tourism. The others are China and Indonesia (all on Java). All three are dwindling, but still there; I have now visited them all. This put me at close range of lots of trucks, and I was careful to get the coverage for this group, then frustrated when I couldn't post as it was happening. As well as trucks, some buses, and a few taxis. The first two trucks are up already (in modern truck).
Roderick

....Cheers to you mate travelling the globe and gleaning out all kinds of obscure info...(jeez...wish I could do it!)....

...keep up the good work and posting

Sounds like a great trip Rod glad to hear you enjoyed your trip and are back safe and sound

Paul