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Catchy! One of our vintage club members has a pink tractor.

You weren't one of the fur lined hooded parka lot were you Richard?

That blade will cut down trees. Or trim toe nails.

Unfortunately, for one reason and another, the horse ploughmen couldn't make it. BTW. Those photo's were taken during a brief visit by the sun.

Nice!

I could do with one of those.

Despite the really bad weather forecast, gale force winds, heavy showers, this event took place today on a hillside over looking the Solway. Below are a few photo's I grabbed time to take. A friend of mine having a go with one of his Ransomes. Never ploughed before.

You should have told him to use a wooden mallet, not a lump hammer.

I had a Super Rocket just the same as that one in the brochure. Also a C11G, C12, Bantam Bushman and 441 Shooting Star.

Welcome to MoM, Iain. I reckon you will be most welcome. Any photo's of your fleet?

Nice work Richard.

£1400! Are the street lamps wired in to your place?

Flashy!

Brilliant!

You should see some of the idiots on the lanes round here.

That doesn't look at all bad.

This coming Sunday, 17th, we are running the 8th Allonby PloughingMatch. This is a charity event and this year the charity is the Radio Cumbria Jigsaw Appeal. There will be a few static displays and various stalls. Besides the usual vintage tractors, I have persuaded a friend to bring along one or maybe two of his Ransoms and a plough. It's not to late for anyone up this end of the country to enter and it would be good to see some horticultural equipment,besides the Ransoms and my Wheel Horses.

Nice collection there. Those shears in the last photo look interesting.

The mobile tables brilliant.

Have fun.

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Tis nice indeed.

Here's one Tecalemit from my late uncles garage. Plus one with no name. Also another nameless one. At a guess pre war, or even older. Steel body but the rest of it is mostly brass.

You've to many toys, George.