11th Kuernbacher Steamfest in the "Swabian Open Air Museum" in Southern Germany
 

Hello,

here are some pictures of the 11th Kuernbacher Steamfest in the "Swabian Open Air Museum" in Kuernbach, Southern Germany. The event took place on last weekend (13.-14.06.09).

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_01.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_02.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_03.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_04.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_05.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_06.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_07.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_08.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_09.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_10.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_11.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_12.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_13.jpg

http://www.dampfkultur.de/Bilder/Kue..._090614_14.jpg

Thanks for posting your pictures. It would be appreciated if you could post details of the engines for example manufacturers number and date of manufacture as they are not easily recognised by people in UK or possibly elsewhere.

Great pictures. I do believe the Fowler in the third picture is the one which was converted by John Ward in Yorkshire and later went south. Before it moved overseas Gerald Whittaker did a grand job of the brown livery. I love that agricultural engine, I guess it's a Kemna?