Chapter 6
Kruiningen
The Kruiningen depot was a former transhipment yard with a two-hectare apron, six sheds, a siding and a two-metre-forty perimeter wall pierced by four gates.
An inner fence had been put up in ten days: two rows of site mesh bolted back to back, set in concrete blocks, cutting the apron in two and forming a forty-metre corridor to the loading bays.
On one side, the people of the convoy. On the other, the lorries.
The fence had held through the whole of convoy 1. It held for half of convoy 2.
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