Lincoln Steam - 20 August 2011

[Steam Scenes]

A small selection of pictures that I took today at Lincoln. Over 100 engines listed in the programme but there were a few no-shows, however at least 5 that I'd never seen on a rally field before, including Garrett 32048 Lady Raglan which was making it's first in steam rally appearance in a very long time, also 2 engines headed for the GDSF exhibition tent's Burrell 2239 and the enormous Robey portable 49484 "Baby".

Some pictures, I'll try and add a few more later.

[Simplex]

Somehow I missed seeing the Robey portable.

Star engine must be 'Supremacy'. There is some disagreement when it last appeared in public but it is around 40 years ago.

[Cygnus X-1]

Superb selection of steam exhibits and one or two that I've not seen before .
The Robey portable is BIG to say the least , how many horses would be needed to shift that back in the day .
One day is not enough especially when the weather is nice .

Dave

[notyalc]

Originally Posted by Cygnus X-1

Superb selection of steam exhibits and one or two that I've not seen before .
The Robey portable is BIG to say the least , how many horses would be needed to shift that back in the day .
One day is not enough especially when the weather is nice .

Dave

Cock of the North managed it back from Alnwick, using it as a water bowser!...

[Cygnus X-1]

Originally Posted by notyalc

Cock of the North managed it back from Alnwick, using it as a water bowser!...

Now that would have been a sight to see .

[Bosiboz]

Couple of the Marshall tractor





Interesting pston valve Marshall portable







Sentinel 'undertype' lived up to its name

[FTR3456]

Well done to Bob in getting Lady Reglan going after buying her last year.Full steam ahead now Bob.

[buggeroff]

another excelent Lincoln rally, we enjoyed it and so did my 3 year old grandson" Harry",, thanks to Dave, Helen, Hayley and Sophie Webster for taking Harry for a ride and he steered their Fowler, didnt half bring a tear to the eye.

Chris.

[steam snapper]

Super day at Lincoln yesterday. Great parade of engine's some iv'e not seen before, looking forward to seeing them again and again.

[Simplex]

It was good to see 'Lady Raglan' out and in steam.

Clearly a lot of work has been done over the last 12 months or so. Last year at Joe Powell's sale, although complete, it was obvious it would take a lot of hard work to make it steamable once again.

Could this be the longest restoration project? I think Joe started in the 1960's.