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I was persuaded to take a friend to the Scorton Steam fair today and I am really glad I did.
What a great day out, it's on Sunday as well.
Photographs don't really need explaining.
The lawn mower racing was something different and really fast fun.
I took about a hundred photos, there were stock cars, lorries, buses, tractors birds of prey, small horses showing off and plenty of motorbikes and steam driven tractors, lorries and even cars.
Hope the weather is as good tomorrow for the visitors as it was over there today.
Today in Pictures, an early walk up the Coppice, it was proper parky on the top.
1. A bit of Nitbone.
2. Looking back over the car park.
3. Up the slope to the top.
4. I think its crying.
5. Cotton grass blowing in the wind.
6. Heading for the monument.
7. I can see it.
8. Right, time to plant the flag.
9. Heading down.
10. Still heading down.
Not the best pics, took them with my phone
1. From top of Jacksons field looking towards canal.
2-5. Down in the woods.
6. Dogs, Horses and Buttercups.
7. Everytime we go down there, he`s straight into the mud patch.
8. Down where the motorbikers go when they aren`t flying along the tow path.
I was going to use today's allowance to post some more photos from the Scorton Steam Festival I took yesterday but I went to the British Commercial Vehicle Museum at Leyland instead.
What a cracking show, The American Road Show" was being held there.
Lots of gunfighters having shoot outs, Line dancing, country music and American cars and trucks.
The characters were only too happy to pose for me.
I have had the best weekend for a long while and feel well and truly refreshed.
The Bowker Leyland lorry demanding attention is one recently lent to the Museum by Bill Bowker, it replaces a similar motor destroyed in the fire at Walton Summit last year.
Today in Pictures, it was a warm day but a bit "iffy" with the weather, but it stayed fine.
1. Heading down to Dean Clough reservoir.
2. An early foxglove.
3. A wet bit.
4. A wet bit a bit further away.
5. Thistle do.
6. The reason this is taken at a low angle is I am sinking in the marshy bit.
7. I can't walk past this without taking a snap.
8. I see Iris is out.
I was going to use today's allowance to post some more photos from the Scorton Steam Festival I took yesterday but I went to the British Commercial Vehicle Museum at Leyland instead.
What a cracking show, The American Road Show" was being held there.
Lots of gunfighters having shoot outs, Line dancing, country music and American cars and trucks.
The characters were only too happy to pose for me.
I have had the best weekend for a long while and feel well and truly refreshed.
The Bowker Leyland lorry demanding attention is one recently lent to the Museum by Bill Bowker, it replaces a similar motor destroyed in the fire at Walton Summit last year.
Sounds like you had a really good weekend, Russell. And you won the photocomp too - well done!
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Sounds like you had a really good weekend, Russell. And you won the photocomp too - well done!
Thanks for the message Susie, it was a great weekend and just what I needed,
things of my own interest and I got to talk to plenty of people.
It did me a power of good and putting my photos on this and another forum kept me busy for hours.
On the private Transport Forum I posted about 30 photos and they all had to go through Photobucket. I hardly had time to pick up my wine glass.