Rushton Spencer Engine Show Tomorrow

I'd love to go Dave, but alas the lambs must be weighed and sorted and the whole flock is booked in for the footbath tomorrow. I'll look forward to seeing your photos!

Regards, Arthur G

Hi, as promised here are the photo's. This is a new site as the show/sale used to be in the Congleton Cattle market in the town. The market site is to be used for housing so the show has gone rural. The new site has some georgeous views overlooking the nearby hills & the Cheshire plain. I hope they hold it their again. The wind was a bit nippy but still a good day. There is even a couple of shots of me with a certain well known Scotsman. 8^) Shots that are just numbered I have forgotten the make, Sorry! See

Dave Croft Warrington England

Don't think me pedantic Dave but shouldn't the captions for "me and Kenny" and "Kenny and me" be reversed? ;-))

It has a lot to do with how much beer I had to drink before typing. 8^) By the way, If you look at the new album on my site called Test you should get the same pictures at half the size. (But still near screen size) I have installed a free program called ifanview that cuts my pictures for webshots to size all at the same time. They should download quicker.

-- Dave Croft Warrington England

Dave, thanks for the photos. The first picture is a Lion. The photo number

26 does not display. Not sure about 31, though the hopper is very ingeco-like.

I'm glad the beer was good!

Regards, Arthur G

market in the town.

After being ticked off by Pete & now being sober I have re-entered the pictures in a smaller size so they will download quicker & amended 2 titles. (Just noticed they are not there yet. should work in 30 minuits) See

Dave Croft Warrington England

Where's the Lion gone?

A well trained lady?

Hmmm, I wonder what Fran would say...

Its a funny old world innit?

Looking at this photo

I was startled to see the Maytag for sale on the stall as I now have it in my workshop having bought it at the Anson Open Day! It's the one with the red label ..........

Small world, gentlemen.

Regards,

Kim Siddorn