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Engine Shows 2008



Here is a short listing of the adventures I had in 2008:

Westlock show - Rained out.  Although my friends up there tell me Saturday became nice, I couldn't drive 5 hours in the rain.

Lacombe show - It was great.  Smaller crowds due to earlier rain but very satisfying.  Not alot of engines displayed.

Markerville - Small show but alot of heart.  We showed for one day only.  Congratulations to Will Voss for winning the ribbon for best small engine display.

Big Valley steam show -  It was great!  Well worth the trip.  Again I only showed for one day but will definitely do two next time.  Thankyou to the organizers of that event for their most gracious welcome.

Leduc West Antique Society -  Missed It :(  I had to work late and could not afford the time.  I hear it was good.

Leslieville show -  Most Engine guys for years.  Dan Wiese even made it down!  It was a fantastic show, lots of enthusiasm.
Check for my Youtube posting with clips from this show.

Irricanna Show -  Good show weekend.  Will Voss started on his post drill display.  3 days of interesting displays.

Reynolds Museum Fair -  A nice harvest weekend.  Well attended.  The Gideon made its first appearance to great interest!  Thanks to Randy for letting me drive the FBM Tractor!  Now I  want one... dont tell my wife.

Heritage Park Fall Fair - It was wayyyy better than I expected.  I had worked there in my youth and hated it's political quagmire.  I stayed delightfully out of it all.  Yes, I had to wear the uniform that the costume NAZI's provided, but hey, I was well provided for as a volunteer.  A big hearty thanks to Brian for inviting me, I would love to do it again.  Ray and I belted up a feed grinder to my T. Eaton Waterloo boy.  Video can be seen at YouTube.

Irricanna engine days - Small and quiet, we didnt have many people.  A good time had by all.  We welcomed Peter into the fold.  I hope he will display more, his Lawson was a beaut!

Camrose Museum Thresher days -  Yea, I was late...  It is awefully hard to load the trailer and get up so early for a 3 hour drive.  I enjoyed myself.  Thanks again to Dave Fitche, for inviting me!  A really good show and the last of the season.

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