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Old 9th March 2013, 07:50 AM
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Default Steamfest, Sheffield Tasmania 2013

Just came back from Steamfest in Sheffield, Tasmania. What a hot day.
From a crowds point of view lots to see and do. I think a lot was there today, 2 more days to go.

Engines there, well lots! Most engines ever there since steamfest has been going, 19 years.
I let the pics do the talking

The Foden 8nhp "light" single cylinder TE. Built in 1912, built number is 2524

a Marshall single S type TE.

Aveling and Porter roller "Betsy". Later developed and issue

Marshall Roller.

Foden Compound 7nhp built in 1912, build number 2520

Marshall 8nhp "Andora", owned by marshall8nhp

Betsy is trouble. Not sure what it was.

Marshall compound TE on rock crushing duties

Burrell 7nhp Single Crank Compound Devonshire engine

Don River Railway's Marshall portable engine

Another Aveling and Porter roller.

Two Fodens together, nearly brother and sister.

Black and white image of 8nhp Single Foden

Foden compound on threshing work

Two Foden in black and white

Side on shot of single Foden

Two Fodens during parade lap

Foden Compound, during end of parade.

Enjoy.
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Old 9th March 2013, 08:45 AM
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Good to see you Damien. Thanks for the great photos. Have fun at Scoresby tomorrow.

Steam in attendance:
MS&Co 8hp single traction
MS&Co 8hp compound traction
MS&Co 7hp single S type traction
MS&Co 7hp compound traction
MS&Co compound S type roller
MS&Co 5hp single traction
MS&Co 6hp single portable
Foden 8hp light single traction
Foden 7hp compound traction
A&P compound roller x 2
Burrell 7hp Devonshire traction
Garrett 10hp single portable
Buffalo Pitts 13hp single traction

Plus the RWC railway loco hauling the train to and from the Sheffield station (Krauss 2' gauge)
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Old 9th March 2013, 09:33 AM
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I was going to chat with ya David, but we both was flat out!
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Old 9th March 2013, 11:33 AM
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Make sure you say hello - i'll be wearing the usual ex work (ie free!) yellow high viz top - just ask for me at the ticket box and I'm sure they'll point you in the right direction!

Cheers
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Old 9th March 2013, 04:08 PM
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Thanks Damien for the photo's, lovely to see a great show in sunshine at this time of the year, rather dull cloudy and wet here today in the UK. Your photo's make us think of our rally season which I hope will be better than 2012.

Thanks again

Arthur
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Old 9th March 2013, 06:21 PM
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I think you may have the wrong Damien David,, cheers for the lap on the Marshall, it was good to catch up...
Sheffield is a cracker event that I would recommend to all.. A good line up with a fantastic rally atmosphere..
Thanks for the photos Foden Fan.
I had a quiet night on board the ship with no breakdowns which means I get to do it all again today at Scoresby, (couldn't have planned it better, even if I was on leave)
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Old 9th March 2013, 07:00 PM
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I did Damien, my apologies to both, it was a long day!
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Old 9th March 2013, 07:17 PM
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judging from the pictures it looks like there is loads of room to drive aroundin and no one in hi vis jackets telling you what to do, be nice to have that luctury over her. i would like to bring taz over david one day to take part in some of your events as it would be both some thing different and would be nice to take taz back to or at least near wear she spent her working life. i hope the incident with the aveling has been resolved and no one was hert.

regards sam
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Old 9th March 2013, 09:12 PM
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I did Damien, my apologies to both, it was a long day!
The heat wouldn't help either!

The Aveling, could be back in service today. Think it was just a minor fault, gasket blown perhaps? No one was hurt, plenty thought it was part of the display though!
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Old 10th March 2013, 09:30 AM
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Just a mud hole door joint failure, more spectacular than substantial.
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