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Sunday, 19 June 2011

Marsworth Steam Rally

Speaking to Bob Menzies in the week I learned that Marsworth was holding a Steam Traction Rally beyond Startops End Reservoir, on the Sunday, so I met up with Bob, and we walked around Marsworth lake chatting. We both watched from reservoir rim, then Bob walked back and I entered the field.

To begin with, the sun had gone in, but for a short while during my visit, the sun did come out, I took a look around and even managed a short spell on Kevin Flint’s engine, as my namesake Rod, the MC,  had been having little luck getting the public to take a ride around the arena.

Although I was careful to avoid getting my clothes dirty, my hands did need a thorough clean, but that was remedied by a visit to the temporary loos at the edge of the field.

There was a surprising number of visitors attending and in addition to the traction engines there was a display of various ancient tractors and a bouncy castle for the kids, and although I left when it started spitting with rain, in fact the weather held off well and it seemed the crowd thoroughly enjoyed themselves.

I went back to Tringford reservoir after an hour or so and chatted some more before the cold wind got the better of me, and I returned home.
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  1. Rod Wynne-Powell28 June 2011 at 13:57

    Hi Johnsam,

    I tried to see if I could find an email address for you, to learn a bit more about you. I take it that you sell these Steam Showers, hence why you pointed me in that direction. I am due to sell my house and find another next year, so you never know, I might need something like that.

    I thought by perusing your blogs I might learn something of your background, but nothing gelled.

    The blog I do is really a vehicle for my photography and training, and when I can get it, my retouching skills.

    Thanks for the comment, Rod

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