Skeyton Trosh 2018
 

This is a 'small but perfectly formed' event in north Norfolk, with the emphasis on local, engines, stalls and entertainment.
In case you're not familiar with the word 'trosh', here's a clue:-
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The central attraction was 'Monty', a 1928 Marshall no. 83780.
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Monty is in beautiful condition, both externally and mechanically. It was a real pleasure to stand in the warmth of the engine and listen to the musical beat of the exhaust as the sheaves were fed into the drum.
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The wheat being threshed was an old, long strawed variety and the bunches will eventually be used for thatching.
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One man and his dog.
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There was also a very smart 1914 A&P GND tractor no. 8384 'Duke of Norfolk'.
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The Duke seen on a trundle round the farm roads.
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Another Marshall was this 1935 roller no. 87618.
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Wallis & Steevens no. 7801 'Wanda' of 1924.
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The final large engine was this roller conversion, 1930 Fowler no.18074.
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Not to be left out, and obviously enjoying themselves, were this miniature Burrell and one of the two Fodens present.
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Lots of classic tractor ploughing and other activities, plus some of the best ever cake from the local scout troop.
Bill.