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Just returned from the Newark show. A big well done to all concerned
for setting out a very interesting display. It was well worth the drive.
Thank you for the kind words, Dave. When you put so much effort into something a little bit of praise makes it all worthwhile.
I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves, but I must mention a few names that made the display not only good but took it to the next level. Paul and Wendy MacKellow stepped in to display their collection of lawn sprinklers on the club stand alongside Ivan Clark’s unusual hand machines and Sandra Clark’s unique collection of childrens’ gardening tools. John Eyres, who was the steward for the hall, brought along most of his collection of Barford Atom-related machines which included some extremely rare pre-Barford machines made by Mechanical Horticultural Implements Ltd.
A “Very Well Done” to Trevor Fowler who won the VHGMC silver salver for this year with his Barford Atom- he was certainly very surprised and pleased at the same time! The usual exhibitors were there as well, such as Brian Carter with his ultra-rare Atco Tractor and Dave Foster made the journey down-country for the second year running with his Anzani Motor-Hoe.
You can tell from the pictures that there were many more than this, and I apologise if I haven’t mentioned your name, but everyone there made a huge contribution to this successful show.
Thank you all and I hope you will make the effort next year.
Nice early MG2 I wonder how many flat tops survive?
Photos and words just sent to Alan for the Cultivator.
Impressive and enjoyable display this year
Well done to all involved, an impressive display. Pre Barford machines would make a good item for The Cultivator.
Geoff, I see what looks like a stage 1 V8 Land Rover, a forward control, a 101 and a Belgian army Minerva in the line up, thanks.
You’ll have to come over next year. Also in the military line-up there was an Austin K5 (which was a rival for the AEC Matador) which is the only one I’ve ever seen in the flesh- a rare beast indeed!
Unfortunatly i was unable to make the 2017 Newark show due to I’ll health but as you all do every year you do the club and it’s members proud well done to all involved.
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