Tachoblog’s View From The Cab – 24.2.12
Seven members of the Tachoblog Tribe, 17 Views…It can only be this week’s View From The Cab. Join us as we see what they saw…
We begin with Darkstaff who was ‘in Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Some days, I arrive early to my first delivery of ethanol and have to wait a bit. Then it’s two tanks, and 8,200 gallons delivered’…
…Here he is ‘delivering a load of B2 diesel at the Carlisle, Pennsylvania Old Dominion terminal’.
Now click below for the rest of this week’s View From The Cab…
Truckers Voice sent us this selection from a snowy Washington.
Randynose was ‘passing by the Native Pride Truck Stop, near Hanover, New York. Great place for cheap tobacco. If your into that kind of thing. Smokes are 4 bucks a pack, instead of $8.00′.
@DriverChrisMc View From The Cab for this week is the ‘tree at rest area southbound on I 81 in Virginia’.
In New Zealand Vic H was ‘on the way back from Timaru to Auckland, a few photos taken firstly through the Cheviot Hills, north of Christchuch’…
…’Then going past the engine shed of Steam Incorporated at Paekakariki, just north of Wellington’…
…’And following another of our tankers along the Himitangi straights’…
…’Before reaching Waiouru and the start of the Desert Road’.
Al Goodhall was at ‘Eden’s extension. Going to be a long ride through Chicago tonight’.
The last member of the Tachoblog Tribe in View From The Cab this week is Amishtrucker. He was off ‘along Farm to Market Road 136. It is like the back road coming out of Corpus Christi Texas going to Refugio, Texas’…
…’It runs along the northern edge of Copano Bay which comes in by Rockport, Texas.
…’South Texas scenery and south Texas traffic’.
And that’s all for this week’s View From The Cab.
Tachoblog’s thanks to all those that sent in a View.
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Amishtrucker, it looks like it’s time you had a new windscreen! (or whatever you call the front bit of glass in the US)
Yes Vic, I need a new windscreen, or windshield as we call them here! This is a temporary piece of junk as I like to call it. I am getting another sprinter real soon and this one can go back to sort of being a backup.
With the 80′s temps we have had here in Texas this week, seeing all the snow is interesting, but then again I am glad that I only have to see the pictures and not the real thing.