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8945 27th March 2010 04:27 PM

Bill Targett Steam Rally 15th 16th May 2010
 
With a new committee in place planning for this years event is well underway. Despite last years bad weather we managed to raise £1000 for Wessex Cancer Trust.
If you wish to enter something which you feel may be of interest to others please download an entry form at billtargettrally.co.uk and send it to the appropiate section marshall. We have a large site at Winchester and this year have an area for public camping. If the weather is kinder this year it should be a good weekend for all. Currently 30 full size steam engines have entered.

staddlestones 27th March 2010 07:36 PM

We went last year with Ruston 52453. Brilliant rally. Shame about the weather, but there was still movement in the 'Playpen' and around the site. Highly recommended that you visit. Some pictures from last year:


8945 28th March 2010 01:42 PM

Bill Targett Rally
 
Nice pictures.
Glad you enjoyed it.
It is hoped to have the grass a bit shorter this year and the weather a bit drier!!

Will-Higgs 1st April 2010 04:02 PM

Great rally, hope to be there with the alluminium garden furniture ;)

weidner 1st April 2010 04:54 PM

Funny to see those wheels on that trailer , reminds me of what I saw on the M1 last week .

Mmm-mm ! ?

staddlestones 14th April 2010 05:51 PM

Just to say that the 'Entries so far' page on their website has been updated. 36 Entries so far. See HERE

steaming my way 14th April 2010 07:46 PM

Haven't seen Starlight down here before, looks like its shaping up to be a good show

staddlestones 15th April 2010 07:36 PM

Does anyone know if any haulage loads will be there again this year? As last year there were many attempts to move them about but without success due to the long wet grass, not the mud!

greasemonkey 15th April 2010 09:55 PM

Hi

Would i be able to bring my diesel rollers to the rally? also do you have a vintage bike section so i can drag dad along too.

Saz

Miss wizz 16th April 2010 02:35 PM

oOo, vintage bkie section sounds good.
I never take my bikes out cos rallies never have a section for them. I'll txt the organiser an investigate!

Nice idea!
Wizz

8945 5th May 2010 06:48 PM

Bill Targett Rally 15th & 16th May 2010
 
Just completed the Programme for the above and I am pleased to report we have 43 full size steamers, 11 miniature steamers,70 plus stationary engines,80 plus tractors,Commercial vehicles,Military vehicles, Fire engines, and a good selection of Classic Cars. Entertainment in the beer tent and Punch and Judy for the children (age not specified)
All this for the princely sum of £5.00, or £15 for a family and free parking, cant be bad !!! Look forward to seeing you there. Brief details of the engines on www.billtargettrally.com:)

steaming my way 5th May 2010 07:31 PM

Will be good to see the four Burrell Showmans this year, shame not to see Quo Vadis there this year. But cant wait, not long now :)

aveling1992 8th May 2010 11:04 PM

I'll be there on the Sunday, hope to see some familiar faces:D

wseward 9th May 2010 04:07 PM

Just come back from the rally field and there are 7 steamers already on site....

staddlestones 9th May 2010 05:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wseward (Post 113071)
Just come back from the rally field and there are 7 steamers already on site....

Do you know what they were? When we arrived with Ruston 52453 (at about 14:10), there were 3: Wallis Roller ''Sir Lancelot'', Burrell Showmans ''Lady Pride of England'' and Fowler "Volunteer"

wseward 9th May 2010 08:17 PM

Also Mclaren "The Favourite" and as we were leaving a low loader came in with 2 engines and a portable (sorry don't know who or what they are, didn't take much notice)

Mrs Seward

Fowler_19045 9th May 2010 10:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wseward (Post 113095)
Also Mclaren "The Favourite" and as we were leaving a low loader came in with 2 engines and a portable (sorry don't know who or what they are, didn't take much notice)

Mrs Seward

Hi,

I think you will find, that it is Mr Cully's Wallis 'Liberty' plus portable 'Tom Thumb' which I can't remember the make! Not for getting Barney's RSJ 'General Wolfe', which he looks after for Giddings.

Thanks

Dan

Fowler_19045 9th May 2010 10:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wseward (Post 113071)
Just come back from the rally field and there are 7 steamers already on site....

Hi,

Having just got back, there are now a few more engines on site.
Mr Hudson's Garrett 4CD tractor, 'Dorothy'
Mr Bird's Aveling Roller, which I can't remember the name!
And not forgetting, my scabby old Fowler roller 'Adagio'


Thanks

Dan

P.S Chippy & I, will be loading three more tomorrow if all goes well!

Miss wizz 11th May 2010 07:16 AM

Dan.
If you guys need help I can make my self avaliable from Thursday lunch time.

Good Luck
Wizz
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steaming my way 15th May 2010 09:13 PM

Really good show, if your in the area tomorrow do pop along, well worth your money.

ross anderson 15th May 2010 10:30 PM

Glad its good weather for it.Dont think I can make it this year too much to do.But as near you can get to a proper traction engine rally you will get to apart from Hadlow down.Arena events for engines that does not happen as much now like it did in the old days


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