Knebworth Steam & Country Fair
 

Very overcast most of the day Saturday when I was there. Just the odd burst of sunshine. Quite a good number of engines for this type of show. Busy arena schedule, and plenty to do for everyone. Hope the weather was better today, a shame I could't do both days.

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What's the story with the light green roller....? Looks like something has "gorn 'orf"....

Zettelmeyer 302 of 1926. Currently undergoing restoration. Will have a canopy by Old Warden. Imported from Germany. Detail in the European Traction Engine Register, not in ours yet.

Knebworth isn't too far away for me to get to by public transport So out of pure curiosity, how many full size engines were on-site?

12 full size,

Aveling & Porter 12152
Burrell 4019
Foden 12364
Fowler 11357
Garrett 33991
Marshall 43560
Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies 15278
Ruston & Hornsby 114059
Ruston & Hornsby 158623
Wallis & Steevens 2357
Wallis & Steevens 7690
Zettelmeyer 302

If I've missed one, I apologise,

and probably as many (if not more) miniatures.