fenryk

It looks like etched nickel silver.

Not sure, and it's too dark to go out and look! Someone will know.

This one is in a local farm museum

This is parked up on a smallholding/alotment opposite my house. Evidently it became clogged up and did not complete the harvest.

T'other one

These were parked up a few months ago

Mark, I think you are spot on with the 35, it was for low barn work if I remember the commentary correctly.

All I could see was the pink shirt and thought someone had told me it was Mark wearing pink. I know, what a mistake. Will I ever get back into Barry's good books again. (Better find more Ford pictures) :

Rowcrop work I believe, also they have a very tight turning circle for headlands.

Definately getting colder in the mornings. It's quite nippy whne I'm out with the dog at 7.

Loads, when I have few minutes there are some old MF combines, ploegers and a burnt out baler, as well as several rallies worth - Skylarks and Hadenham. The problem is only being able to post one at a time. How small can the image go since these are 600*451 to get 105kB.

Ok, explain 'pimped'?

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AS also promised to Mark at Spalding. 1 of 5

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As promised at Spalding a feew shots at local rallies. 1 of 3

Outskirts of Wisbech Ben, actually Wisbech St Mary. The greenhouses belong to one of the largest wholesale plant growers in the country.

I said 'a bit after the event'. They were taken a while back but I've been to busy to post them, should be assignment writing now but all work and no play makes Ryk a dull boy.

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