Masham steam rally

[BLACKTOP]

A big thanks to all engine men for there support this weekend under very difficult conditions.Sorry you all didnt get on the field but as far as i am aware everyone enjoyed themselves and after three bad years we managed to get a road run for the most of you. once again abig thanks nigel engine organiser

[buggeroff]

glad you had a good time mr organiser, heres to next years event.

Chris.

[jamiepreston]

Any photos of the Road Run?

[johnnycapone]

It was a great weekend, despite the torrential rain all day Friday. Sat and Sun turned out very nice indeed.
Just got back this afternoon. And I managed to do the road run into Masham on the 3" Marshall which was very enjoyable. Would like to thank all the nice chaps that helped me out with coal and water etc when I got there.
A few pics of the engines, sorry none of the road run, was a little busy trying to keep steam up.









































Hope they are of interest

Regards
John

[Lancashire Lad]

Any info on the Fowler? Phoenix, its one i've never seen before. Its unusual to see a Fowler that colour as well.

[jamiepreston]

Great Photos there. I saw you at the rally with your miniatures.
And about Phoenix. Its a really good looking engine that is. When you see it in the flesh it looks even better. In the program it said built up from a number of bits over several years or something on the lines of that. Whatever bits they used they made a fine job of it.

[C D Hall]

Great photos JC, and ohhhh welll done on the determination on making it to masham town on saturday night and back, you deserve a good

chris-

(who thought you was going to need a tow back)

[Robert The Bruce]

Originally Posted by jamiepreston

Great Photos there. I saw you at the rally with your miniatures.
And about Phoenix. Its a really good looking engine that is. When you see it in the flesh it looks even better. In the program it said built up from a number of bits over several years or something on the lines of that. Whatever bits they used they made a fine job of it.

Jamie, thats what it said in the Duncombe Park program. In the Masham program it gives it as works number 2696 built 1904. If built in 1904 number should be around 9000. Although it looks a nice engine something not right about it.

[notyalc]

A very enjoyable weekend. Well done Nigel & Co., you can stop taking the tablets now, it's all over for another year!...........

[johnnycapone]

Originally Posted by C D Hall

Great photos JC, and ohhhh welll done on the determination on making it to masham town on saturday night and back, you deserve a good

chris-

(who thought you was going to need a tow back)

Chris
thanks for the offer of the tow but I was determined to make it.

Lovely to see all you like minded folk there.

John