Trucking from Warranwood to DIK
Posted by Gordon Cheyne on Sep 09, 2016
On Thursday our keen DIK t
eam loaded medical material from a container in Warranwood, into the DIK truck. Theatre operating lights, a wheeled hospital dispensing cabinet and an Ultrasound machine were the heaviest components, followed by boxes of surgical drills and tools. To finish off, we loaded some children’s toys, bicycles and books.
eam loaded medical material from a container in Warranwood, into the DIK truck. Theatre operating lights, a wheeled hospital dispensing cabinet and an Ultrasound machine were the heaviest components, followed by boxes of surgical drills and tools. To finish off, we loaded some children’s toys, bicycles and books. The truck then went across town to the DIK Store in West Footscray, where we unloaded the goods. I suspect that to comply with the bill of lading, we will need to do some sorting out and re-packing the boxes, before we add them to the growing pallets intended for Cambodia. More fun for next week!
Our photo, taken by DIK stalwart Alan Fryday, show the neatly loaded truck, with myself, Andy the driver, Peter Lugg and Ian Macfarlane.
We give a special thanks to them, and to Lawrence Reddaway and Richard Logan, who had offered to help but were deemed “not required” at the last minute.
Gordon