WOW! your antique machinery shows are so much more encompassing then the ones I've been to here in the states. This is a huge show compared to any of them here. WWII decimated the iron here, so much was put toward the war scrap drive. Seems we have similar interests, as well as fixing any 'machinery' we have.
Yes, that's one of the bigger shows over here, but we have a lot of smaller shows pretty much every weekend, depends on how far you prepared to travel. I watched quite a few videos from rather big US shows and to me, it looks there is a very lively scene as well. Fixing things is just what i like, i so much hate that throw away culture nowadays. Thanks for watching.
here to get you a little closer. Pay it forward. I have to find a steam show to go to and then find someone who will go with me. wife and son are not interested.
WOW! your antique machinery shows are so much more encompassing then the ones I've been to here in the states. This is a huge show compared to any of them here. WWII decimated the iron here, so much was put toward the war scrap drive.
Seems we have similar interests, as well as fixing any 'machinery' we have.
Yes, that's one of the bigger shows over here, but we have a lot of smaller shows pretty much every weekend, depends on how far you prepared to travel. I watched quite a few videos from rather big US shows and to me, it looks there is a very lively scene as well. Fixing things is just what i like, i so much hate that throw away culture nowadays. Thanks for watching.
here to get you a little closer. Pay it forward. I have to find a steam show to go to and then find someone who will go with me. wife and son are not interested.
Thanks alot, done likewise. Guess i am just lucky, my Groupie loves steam fairs, too ...