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DanKH wrote:Tunnan (swedish: The tuna)
Doesn't "tunnan" mean barrel?

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Hercules.......what living creature is that???? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


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Tweek wrote:
DanKH wrote:Tunnan (swedish: The tuna)
Doesn't "tunnan" mean barrel?

Hercules?
Ahem ... yes ... :$ :-#
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Drover

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In thought a Drover was a man's job rather than a living creature :dunno:

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Yes Garry I agree the Drover was a job herding cattle or sheep or something.....

As an aside I recall as a young lad seeing a TV series called the Flying Doctor...an Australian series using the DH Drover. Each week there was an exciting episode which everyone tuned into weekly...I think the Base operator was a blind man....long time ago to remember...pity that never made it to modern day DVD...must be in the Aussie tv archives somewhere.....

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I never saw the earlier series Brian, but I did see the 1980's remake using a Nomad.

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I saw that one too...GAF Nomad....in colour too......the early one was ....let me think.....around 1959-60. (I did say I was a YOUNG lad..!!!!)

I expect there are a few others on here that may be old enough to remember it.....if they own up to it that is... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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The earlier one was shown in the Sixties at weekends but our ITV didn't have any programmes on WE mornings until the mid eighties.

I remeber it being on but we didn't get it :-(

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