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Old 15th October 2012, 04:21 PM
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Very nice - that Wallis & Steevens Pickfords is very nice, saw it just before leaving the Old Warden show
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Old 15th October 2012, 07:41 PM
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Clocked up around 12km on the 3" Burrell over the two days. Approx 240 passengers, running from 10:30 to 17:00, even through heavy hail showers!
Got through a little over 25kg best welsh coal, countless gallons of water and 2 trailer tyres.

We do this twice a year at Stotfold, for the mill funds. The Autumn event is more relaxed than the Spring one but both are very good.

Time for both the engine and myself to have a break, until the next time.....

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Old 15th October 2012, 09:10 PM
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The weekend was very well organised by the Saunders Family. We were invited as guests with our little engine and were made very welcome. Saturday had the driest ground but it chucked it down late Saurday afternoon and rained for hours, it was amazing the site wasn't too bogged down on the Sunday. We put the spuds on the tractor and still managed a few tours round.
It's a very nice do and raises money to keep the adjoining beautifully restored watermill going.
The Autumn event is organised as working engines (no showmans or organs etc) and the event earlier in the year more of a fairground feel. Plenty of wood was sawn and 3 loads of wheat thrashed.

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Old 15th October 2012, 09:56 PM
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The weekend was very well organised by the Saunders Family. We were invited as guests with our little engine and were made very welcome. Saturday had the driest ground but it chucked it down late Saurday afternoon and rained for hours, it was amazing the site wasn't too bogged down on the Sunday. We put the spuds on the tractor and still managed a few tours round.
It's a very nice do and raises money to keep the adjoining beautifully restored watermill going.
The Autumn event is organised as working engines (no showmans or organs etc) and the event earlier in the year more of a fairground feel. Plenty of wood was sawn and 3 loads of wheat thrashed.

James
5 trailer loads were thrashed and I bailed the lot.
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Old 16th October 2012, 12:34 PM
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We went for a look and was impressed by the amount of stuff there,
Most impressive was a very large Gardner single (possibly mill or pump engine) mounted in a lorry trailer that I've not seen before. If it wasn't for Saturday evenings rain the ground would have been better than most 'Summer' rallies.
All in all a good show.
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