Hollowell.
 

First time i have been to this Rally and considering there was no engine movement due to the state of the ground i think the organisers put on an excellent show , well done.
For those who had their engines on their transporters ,you could have taken the tarp's off so the public could have seen them.

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Wow Dorothy on a low loader - that is not a very frequent happening these days.
Certainly looks very wet there.

That is what i was thinking! :0 Clocks up more miles on the road than near enough any engine!

And think of all that coal that has been saved!

What was the D.Paxman portable

It belongs to Will Dakin from Cheshire.

Interesting load securing on the 2nd picture. I should want to see a bit more than that if it were my engine sat on there.

Jim

I enjoyed the rally today, despite the conditions. It was a pleasure to meet Paxman Man for the first time (and Avis of course) ably assisted by a certain web-master actually getting his hands dirty! :D

Any offers of captions for this one? . . .

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What make is that last engine?

Mclaren - its the same being towed uphill by the Field Marshall in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn4kAw6rQZ8