steve d

Such a good day probably one of the best at this venue.

Many thanks for today Paul was great to catch up with everyone and to meet Darren in the flesh.A great line up.

I'm all loaded just getting kids sorted out then I'm on my way

You also forget your name and you need a badge mate.

Looks great mate really looking forward to Isfield now.

Think I know what's coming to Isfield now Paul looking forward to seeing it

Well done mate and to jimbo good results there.

That's about five minutes from my house think I might approach them and see if we can do a display there to.

Just received this little gem today from that well known auction site very interesting as it shows the rarer hornet model.

You know we all love you matey

Looks like another big project should be good at Isfield.

Evening all here's a couple of pictures of our good mate last year just till he gets his pc up and running.

Steve.

That's right nigel. Just got to get it sorted now mate.

Not running yet Neil but shouldn't take to much. It's another one of my more unusual machines.

Here's another machine I aquired last year at Ardingly it could be said an HSE nightmare.it also has a circular saw attachment for cutting down saplings.

Here's my demon last year having a break after working hard on a plot. It's a really nice machine to use the bsa engine starts well. It also will chug through just about anything. I'm looking forward to getting the bantam done and trying that in the ground.

It's Mr Webster with a twist Paul!

Looking forward to it now Paul.

Is this the one you mean john whilst I have your Goodwood and ethan has his model B.

There's also simar kid with my model A

Looking good Paul.

Hi ya Gareth here's my bsa engined bantam and demon.

Here's another couple of model A colwood I have the blue engined one is a 1945 model the other is slightly later.in total I own five model A s and. 1 B type.

Looks very good mate.

And I'm definitely coming to and be there to help on the Friday kev

Hi nigel this is very. Interesting for me as I remember my dad telling me how when he worked for Sussex tractors how he used to go to the mines to work on them. I also remember as a boy mum and dad always took me to watch the buckets as we called them on the ropeway which I believe was one of the longest in the world at the time.

Should also have mentioned it was in the sixties he came there and must have fixed thoughs same fordson majors.