Welland 2010

[Bosiboz]

Originally Posted by lampwortroy

And now the Showmans line up

I think Steaming My Way meant this showmans

[lampwortroy]

Originally Posted by Bosiboz

I think Steaming My Way meant this showmans

Rofl.........................
That was just an extra hung on the end to see if anyone noticed----------------- and "Steaming my way" took it hook, line & sinker......
What is life without a bit of fun????????

[Doreenlampwort]

Just like at Much Marcle, I was there too. Can't let my other half get away with all the glory, so here is my 4 penneth.

[mikem]

Originally Posted by steaming my way

That last showmans is better looking then those shrollers :P

Oh great, here we go again

[lampwortroy]

Originally Posted by mikem

Oh great, here we go again

Yes here we go again. It's funny how some people cannot leave the poor converts alone. It is not the Shroller's fault that some preservationists prefer a SRL to a roller. If I had an engine it would be either a roller or a Agricultural engine and it would look as if it came straight from work -- that is oily clean, not highly polished. But that is probably the lazy streak in me!

[chief polisher]

First time there for myself and a friend with his Stanley Steam car. we had a really good time, so well done to everyone involved.

Regards

Matt

[Steve Newman]

Roy,
Great photos. Can anyone help with the ID of the oldish Fowler TE in use on the sawmill. As far as I could see it carried no reg or worksplate.
Thanks,
Steve

[mugglesquop]

it was originally a slightly larger pic (2377x481) but I cant find a way of uploading it in its original size

[craigctt]

Originally Posted by Steve Newman

Roy,
Great photos. Can anyone help with the ID of the oldish Fowler TE in use on the sawmill. As far as I could see it carried no reg or worksplate.
Thanks,
Steve

1901, 7hp Fowler, Works number 9055. Brought down from North Yorkshire by Harry Lyons and Roy Wakefeild.

[four-inch-samson]

This is nice;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL9b5qEIPBA