Carrier seen today

[Phil Waterman]

Hi All

I really get a kick out of MLU, how many members do we have? With just a few well trained spotters they spot a vehicle on the move across the many miles of road in Canada. Then in under 18 hours they identify the owner and destination of the vehicles.

Cheers Phil

[Robin Craig]

We would all make really good spies wouldn't we!

I guess really what is so much a part of this is that there are so few routes to travel on long distance on that the chances of being spotted are high.



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[charlie fitton]

more like coastwatchers, I'd think

[Hans Mulder]

Dragging a carrier around the country is also known as "trolling":

You stop at every gas station and coffee shop that old-timers frequent, and make sure you are parked right out front. They come like flies to honey, and you can develop a couple of leads at every stop.

[Robin Craig]

Hans,

You do bring up a very good point about trolling.

Every time I have something green loaded on the trailer everyone comes up to me to tell me about a jeep (like I care ) or a something or a deuce or a carrier that is around locally.

I really should do that more often, maybe I should go down near Maryhill Ont and see what people will tell me is in barns around the area.

Maybe there are some Land Roves down that way . . .


R

[charlie fitton]

I really should do that more often, maybe I should go down near Maryhill Ont and see what people will tell me is in barns around the area.

Maybe there are some Land Roves down that way . . .

(Just don't expect them to say anything nice..)


i will tell you about a local mystery - when next I see you