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Thanks Ian, weather at the weekend supposed to be good so will be getting on with it...

Thanks Neil, they are indeed reunited...

Looking forward to seeing the rest of this story Mr Showman (even though I know how it ends) !!

Just a small update on the Conyers story, we visited our mate Steve down the coast this evening after visiting Chris and Pam Sutton (who are both ok), talking to Steve in his garage/musuem he suddenly said " you better have that Conyers then", so now I own both sets featured above !! Thanks Steve...

More progress on the Galaxy this afternoon, need to get my finger out if its going to Isfield next Sunday !!

Thanks Darren, it would be much appreciated if you did come along, you are sure of a warm welcome !!!

Cracking set of photos Nigel, I like the little Tarpen genset was that part of their collection ??

Thanks John, wish I had looked a bit happier for the photo though !!

Here's a couple of shots of the display at Tractor World...

Heres the best photo I have of a very happy bunch from NVTEC East Anglia !! On the left is Gordon Carson, then Mel Wakefield, Jim Wakefield and me... Second photo shows the rosette on the display

Cracking advert Steve, good find mate

Evening all, home and settled now , thanks for your nice comments guys, its always nice to come home with something to show for the work thats been done Overall a good show although there is a couple of things I need to raise with Mark Woodward, NVTEC East Anglia section happy bunnies with two firsts and three seconds this year Most of the Horticultural section has already been covered by photos but I will put up a couple of my own later on

Ok Chris, pity you can't make it but its your call...

Award ceremony over here's a few winners

Thanks Neil. Will look for number nigel

Here's a few more

Well we have arrived and all unloaded Oops taken for our supporter from down under

Mowett Mustang and/or Merry Tiller please !!

Must get mine done then Kev !!

Never mind !!

What else do you have Darren ??

Thats very nice Richard, indeed a good find !!

Ah that must be the two horse power machine then... I love seeing the horses at work, takes you back to a slower and less rushed time...

Sorry missed reading this yesterday evening, pleased to have jogged your memory Stormin' Isfield station was closed by British Railways in 1969 and sat derelict until purchased in an auction by Dave Milham in 1983 The station was restored and track relaid, the railway was sold on to the Lavender Line Preservation Society in 1993 I helped run an annual Vintage Motorcycle Run from the station from 1984 to 1986 and then carried on with the event as a Memorial Run until 1992. The horticultural meet and greet events have been held at the station over the past four or five years so you could say I have been involved with events at Isfield for quite a few years...

Another top build from the Wheelhorse Shed !!