Just came back from Steamfest in Sheffield, Tasmania. What a hot day.
From a crowds point of view lots to see and do. I think a lot was there today, 2 more days to go.
Engines there, well lots! Most engines ever there since steamfest has been going, 19 years.
I let the pics do the talking
The Foden 8nhp "light" single cylinder TE. Built in 1912, built number is 2524
a Marshall single S type TE.
Aveling and Porter roller "Betsy". Later developed and issue
Marshall Roller.
Foden Compound 7nhp built in 1912, build number 2520
Marshall 8nhp "Andora", owned by marshall8nhp
Betsy is trouble. Not sure what it was.
Marshall compound TE on rock crushing duties
Burrell 7nhp Single Crank Compound Devonshire engine
Don River Railway's Marshall portable engine
Another Aveling and Porter roller.
Two Fodens together, nearly brother and sister.
Black and white image of 8nhp Single Foden
Foden compound on threshing work
Two Foden in black and white
Side on shot of single Foden
Two Fodens during parade lap
Foden Compound, during end of parade.
Enjoy.