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12th September 2013, 11:35 AM
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Millers Trail
A re-run of the famous Millers Trail from a few years ago.
Being organised by Jonathan Wheeler and Keith Honour (EATES). Sat 21st Sept Starting @ stanton near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Beer Tent c/w Dr Busker in the Evening. 
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12th September 2013, 01:52 PM
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i am taking the foster on the road run, should be a great day. Who else is going?
glen
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23rd September 2013, 11:46 AM
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I would like to publicly thank Jonathan Wheeler and family for organising a great day out last weekend. Shame there weren't more engine in attendance, but those that were:
Hart Family's Aveling Roller Wheeler Family Ruston Webb Family - Foden wagon, Burrell GMT & Stanley steam car Keith Honour Burrell SRL Saunders (ex-bressingham) Foden J Durling Aveling Tractor Steam Tourer (sorry didnt get owners name) Glen Price - 4" Foster Will post some pics as soon as i can get the server to let me upload them!
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23rd September 2013, 12:04 PM
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23rd September 2013, 01:48 PM
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Thanks for coming, Stuart, your roller performed well!
Thanks too for all those who bought engines and supported the day and evening bash. Despite all the expenses the day turned out well and raised a few pounds for the ongoing work on Bardwell Windmill. Sorry I did not take any photos, maybe Glen did?? Thanks JW
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23rd September 2013, 06:19 PM
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What an excellent day (and evening). Hats of to Jonathan and Alice and all of the team behind this years Millers Trail.
A few photos from the weekend Ready for the off at the starting point the Saunders Collection's ex Bressingham Foden Glen's 4" Foster at Stanton Windmill 'Oliver' arriving at Stanton Windmill An unscheduled stop at the pub in Stanton Chris Webb was driving his families Foden His father Simon turned up with a surprise entry A Stanley was waiting for us at the lunch stop at Pakenham Watermill 'Sally' arriving at Pakenham Windmill 'Morning Star' the furthest traveled entrant on the run 'Peter Pan' Quick stop in Ixworth High Street Arriving in Bardwell Glen did the whole run (13 miles ) on his flying Foster Arriving back at that end of the day Margaret roaded home over 40miles on the Sunday
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