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Runnerthon on the farm
13th July 1989, Page 7
13th July 1989
Page 7
Page 7, 13th July 1989
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• East Sussex farmer Vera Garnett is the fourth operator to pick up the baton in the Commercial Motor/Leyland Daf Runnerthon, which means she has the charity-raising 8.15 Roadrunner to use for the next two weeks. Garnett operates a long-serving Bedford TK on livestock haulage between local markets covering about 19,000km a year. She reckons that the York-bodied Roadrunner, complete with a Lucas electric crane, will be just the ob for hauling bales of wool and silage.
Its first job will be to take a load of scrap to the dump". Vera (left) is seen here receiving the Roadrunner from CM editor Brian Weatherley.