Old Walden
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Rolyd8k
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Old Walden
Old Walden weekend steam rally had plenty going on.
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John Gaunt
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Great pictures, Roly. An amazing collection of crain engines.
What would the ploughing engine be rated at by the manufacturer, 8nhp? big step up to 200hp !
Where is Old Walden, I couldn't find it on the map?
What would the ploughing engine be rated at by the manufacturer, 8nhp? big step up to 200hp !
Where is Old Walden, I couldn't find it on the map?
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Rolyd8k
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Re: Old Walden
John Gaunt wrote:Great pictures, Roly. An amazing collection of crain engines.
What would the ploughing engine be rated at by the manufacturer, 8nhp? big step up to 200hp !
Where is Old Walden, I couldn't find it on the map?
sorry John its,Old-Warden aerodrome & museam,down the A1 to Biggleswade
roundabout turn right for Broome then five minutes up the road,how did your
tractor show go?
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Re: Old Walden
Nice selection of photos Roly.
Seeing the Challenger 22 photo reminded me I forgot to go back to that section for the tractors
Was trying to find all the Steam engines 1st.
Its almost too big to do in one day as the engines move about a lot more than some shows. By the time I got to the tractors a lot had been put to bed
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Heres a few photos from my efforts
Seeing the Challenger 22 photo reminded me I forgot to go back to that section for the tractors
Was trying to find all the Steam engines 1st. Its almost too big to do in one day as the engines move about a lot more than some shows. By the time I got to the tractors a lot had been put to bed
.Heres a few photos from my efforts
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Great set of pictures Dave.
I must attend this show another year, it looks there is a lot of interesting machines there !
Roly, I've posted some pics from Casterton under another thread, it was excellent as always. I was surprised how much moisture there was under the surface, the wheels on the trailer ploughs were collecting a lot of buildup of clay.
I must attend this show another year, it looks there is a lot of interesting machines there !
Roly, I've posted some pics from Casterton under another thread, it was excellent as always. I was surprised how much moisture there was under the surface, the wheels on the trailer ploughs were collecting a lot of buildup of clay.
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John Gaunt wrote:Great set of pictures Dave.
I must attend this show another year, it looks there is a lot of interesting machines there !
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Thanks John
It was a good day, but needed longer really, as waiting time to get clear (ish) photos of some of the machines eats up the day.
Well worth a visit, as some interesting exhibits I'd not seen at other rallies down that way before. Up north i seem to see the same machines a lot.
Little Castertons was a lot better for photos in that as every thing was spread out (and the sun was out)
. (apart from the combines were it took ages to get a shot of all 3) Cheers
Dave
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