yes Jeremy, both grandsons with me walking about.

Chris.

It really was WET...

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Mr Fearnley's DG6

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Marshall "Pearl"

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Aveling "Ruby" and proof that the sun came out!
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Blue sky on a blue engine

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"Queen of Great Britain" and "Shifty"

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Part of Tar Pot's wonderful as always display, sorry I didin't get to catch up with you again Jeremy!

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Yes as has been said previously, in the old field we would have been sinking quite badly after that amount of rain.

Has mr fearnley found the only soft spot in the field or is that solid tyre flat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!