Kedington Rally 29-30 July 2017
 

Spent a very enjoyable time at this small village event. Grateful thanks to all who organised it to make the good time it was. Enjoy the photo's.

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Aveling 2941, AL-9463
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Clayton 32900, HK-9836
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Foden 14078, MJ-369
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Fowler 15467, AD-9200
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Fowler 15490, CA-6328
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Garrett 33358, EJ-545
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Garrett 33829, BJ-5157
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Marshall 77973, SP-9228
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Sentinel 6887, DL-5478
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As the grass begins to stand upright and the marks of the vehicles fade back into the ground, we draw to a close the second Kedington Steam & Vintage Show.
On behalf of the show committee and the KCA, I would like to thank everyone for your fantastic support and making this years show so memorable.
We now start thinking about 2018 which will be 28 & 29 July. So put the dates in your diary.
With thanks Matt & Liz

Book us in Matt
An enjoyable weekend spent in good company
Those marks in the grass fading ........,... does that include ours!!!!?......sorry:)
Cheers martin

Nice soft, smooth tyres like that - could be a problem, surely :confused: No horrible treads to dig in & leave chevon patterns everywhere ;).

How deep were they, Martin?

Seriously though, the boys throughtly enjoyed themselves and the efforts of all were much appreciated. Villiage hall in use as tea parlour was particularly welcome by SWMBO, vast improvement on the usual marquee.

Simon.

Haha, no problem at all. It caused a lot of interest in the village. People loved it. When one tractor isn't enough, get in the big boys.

All ruts and marks were quickly rolled out by the oldest vehicle on site, earning her keep. All sorted.

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But we were a lot luckier than some rallies this weekend.

Ok thought we'd got away with it ................
Just slightly stuck ....
Had to admit defeat and accept a little help
Can't keep anything a secret on TT;)
Cheers martin