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A Barnsley man will take a trip down memory lane
16th May 2002, Page 20
16th May 2002
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Albion, Hospitality / Recreation
in August when he drives his Albion truck back to Glasgow where it was born more than 70 years ago, as part of a series of events to mark the centenary of Albion. David Carnevale found the truck in a field with a tree growing out of it when he was a youngster and then helped restore it. The Albion was originally used to carry milk, before being called up in WW2 to do its bit as a fire engine. The journey will take around three days because Carnevale will be driving at a top speed of 20mph, planning to cover only 70 miles a day. Mind you, that's not bad for a septuagenarian.