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Just seen a reference to "brank " being cut with a binder and stacked in the 1920's. Was it grown for game bird food?

What about thrashing machine, baler and water cart, carrying a land rover towed by steam engine.

But cost of battery and starter motor?

Thank you for taking the trouble.

Any spring matches in East Anglia or are they not advertised?

Ford Power Major.

Should have been called Cyclops

Family members had to take turns to have the George Thurlow calenders of the 1950s

Similar to Ely with river to left of main building but believe train line has been double track since before factory was built.

In the 1960s always thought that Standens were designed to work in fenland soils where they had their works and depots. Couldn't work well in clay soils where Catchpole Cadets reigned supreme.

Could someone please give me an address or postcode for Sunday's match. Many thanks.

Made a comment three years ago about lack of information re. ploughing matches. Missed two last weekend, Herts and Suffolk. Saw post match reports but no advance information. Trying to get grandson interested but I suppose you tube is better than nothing. Surely young blood is necessary for the...

Any after harvest matches in East Anglia this autumn? Ex_ploughman now spectating.

Putting a straw filled sack on metal tractor seat to prevent piles. (Didn't work)

They don't usually drive tractors

Isn't it time that the only orange lights allowed are indicators? All other warning lights, beacons etc. could be bright green.

Massey 726, 780, Claas SF and Matador. Changed jobs in 1965 and haven't driven one since. Every year need to find one working and sit in the field for an hour to get a fix.

Any system is only as strong as it's weakest link.

After WW11 up to 1960's Grandfather, thrashing contractor, provided thrashing set, steam engine and 8 men in exchange for straw.