Netley Marsh Steam and Craft show July 24th 25th and 26th 2015

[Fodenwagon]

Now in it's 44th. year, The Netley Marsh Steam & Craft Show July 24th-26th has even more to see and do for all the family,
An even bigger Craft & Food Marquee with a new vintage theme -
The Model tent has also been extend this year as well, Bigger Street Market.
Day time entertainments include Free Fall Parachute - Dog Agility Team - Adams Axemen - Fun Fair with the amazing Ken Fox Wall of Death - Daily parade of the vintage vehicles, from Steam Engines to Motorcycles. Mr Alexander and Winnie the Witch for the kids.
Evening entertainments begins on Friday night with Abba Rival & The Awesome Foursome.
Saturday see's En Masse , Trav Cats & Got2Funk70s and Top Draw (Official )... Plus supports acts.
Sunday see's our first ever Companion Dog Show.Come along and join in! (Small fee per class)
Come along to one of the best shows on the South Coast -
Stay the weekend - Unlimited entry to the Show when Camping on site - Call now to book a pitch 07867 675929

www.nmscs.org.uk
www.facebook.com/netleysteam
instagram @netleysteam

or follow us on Twtter for updates @netleysteam.

Admission Prices
Adult £9.00
Child 6 to 16 £6.00
Senior Citizen £8.00
Students (with student card) £7.00
Family Ticket ( 2 adults & 4 Children) £28.00
Programme (with discount vouchers for local businesses ) £2.00

And Tickets can now be purchased via Eventbrite please see link.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/netle...7?aff=efbevent

[Fodenwagon]

Just bumping up, less than a week away now.
40 engines booked in.
11 miniatures,
working steam area,
80 commercials, 100 cars 150 motorcycles, larger street market, food and craft areas.
larger funfair featuring The Wall of Death.
please see www.nmscs.org.uk or our Facebook page @Netleysteam for latest updates.

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[Oxford spectator]

How are the ground conditions on site, is it advisable to bring wellingtons or is the site relatively mud free?

[Traction engine fan]

Originally Posted by Oxford spectator

How are the ground conditions on site, is it advisable to bring wellingtons or is the site relatively mud free?

i was on site earlier today and its not too bad, a bit of mud but it could be worse. There was a roller moving about, and that didnt get stuck, so its ok!