Kieran Turner's photos with the keyword: dodge

Taking a different route into town from usual, I just turned a corner, and there! It could almost be my much-loved and much-missed truck! In fact the registration is H883FNE, whilst mine was H917FNE. A quick check at the DVLA, and this truck turns out to have been registered just one day before mine! Essentially his brother. I made friends with the people, who though a bit bemused, did seem to get the point of why I was so happy. I wonder if they'll sell... ;)

Uploading an old pic of Suzi just as my little way of marking the birth of her baby boy on Tuesday last week. When she called me, he didn't have a name yet. It should most certainly be "aardvark", but that's another story. Anyway, happy birthday. Truck would take you for a spin if he only could. He shares with you the lack of a name, although in his case it was because he didn't approve of names. Every time I gave him one, he broke. So... "truck".

Grainy ultra-zoom or ultra-ISO look, but it's actually just through Truck's windscreen. That's high-mileage dirt you're looking through! ;) The roses are part of a massive display of Albanian plastic flowers we had up around the screen for months — until the mean MoT man told me they'd have to go. We'd just got back from an(other) epic trip to Kosova, and I was dropping Suzi off. This was the first time I'd met her Mark. Anyway, I've been scanning yet more old prints to preserve them for posterity and this one has a certain something, so it made the "keep but don't upload" pile. And now I've changed my mind. Kosova trips catch your eye? More: www.aidconvoy.net/

Mark & Karen examining Truck during the first major breakdown. We're on the way to FYROM (a.k.a. The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) to deliver to camps of Kosovar refugees. We've made it as far as... France, when the prop-shaft falls off. We were saved by using my mobile phone to send an email to Radio 1, where Simon Mayo announced our plight. The guy who runs Norwich Union heard us and called his mate who runs the RAC. Their wonderful team in Lyon saved us. Really! www.aidconvoy.net

Truck was having a rest somewhere in Germany (on the way to Ukraine) and I just liked the lines of this bike. I work in Ukraine helping the victims of the ongoing effects of Chernobyl. www.aidconvoy.net Taken with a Pentax ME-Super (50mm f1.7 lens) on Ilford XP2 (from memory).

Stopped me in my tracks. A British (of course!) Renault Dodge 50, on the streets of a small Albanian town near the Montenegrin border. It was all I could do not to take him home.

A moment in truck's dining suite... www.aidconvoy.net/