Belper Steam and Vintage Event 2011
 

Here's all the engine data from the photos above!

1) 1928 Burrell Steam Tractor (RT4058) So-Be-It 4nhp Engine No 4083
2) 1892 Aveling & Porter Steam Roller (MA9867) Lisa 5nhp Engine No 2957
3) 1920 Foster Traction Engine (UP6481) Sprig 7nhp Engine No 14410
4) 1925 Marshall Steam Road Roller (NR6296) 6nhp Engine No 78572
5) 1922 Aveling & Porter Road Roller (FX8715) Priory Belle 6nhp Engine No 10237
6) 1907 Ruston Proctor Traction Engine (CT3949) 7nhp Engine No 33189
7) 1926 Aveling & Porter Type L Steam Tractor (KM7100) Morning Star 4nhp Engine No 11486
8) 1927 Marshall Steam Road Roller (WW3643) Goolie 6nhp Engine No 82842
9) 1936 Wallis & Steevens Advance Road Roller (AOU941) Chichester Engine No 8099

Good job you came on Saturday!

Rain stopped play mid afternoon on Sunday.

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What a shame about the rain :( Hope you all had your fun on Saturday !. I did.thumbsup


Cheers


Tez

Yes we had fun both days. Saturday we were invited to join the JC Ball Dancing Digger display. The Spitfire declined the offer to perform a fly through.

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Great photos of the Diggers and Roller....thumbsup


Cheers


Tez

It was a very enjoyable weekend, good to meet a few people from on here.

Shame about the weather on Sunday, but Saturday was glorious.

My first time there, and a great event, and very well organised. My thanks to those who put in all the hard work to make it happen.

Ian

Looking at Davids pictures above I think you're right :0)

I'm just glad I took my field marshall.

Theft at Belper
 

I suppose every event attracts undesirable elements but they get more and more brazen in their activities. This bloke cunnningly disguised as an engine driver was spotted nicking brass bits of this Marshall roller in the middle of the day. His face has guilty written all over it.

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I saw you pointing that camera at me but I never thought you were that quick on the trigger. However my turn for revenge will come one day you'l see.;)