Found this article about Allis Chalmers' prototype for alernative fuel source for tractors. Click on the link, they were ahead of their time.
http://www.fwi.co.uk/Articles/2009/03/08/114624/fuel-cell-tractors-allis-chalmers-was-there-years-ago.html
Monday, 16 March 2009
Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Bransdale
Bransdale in North Yorkshire may appear to some as being a wild, featureless wasteland. I beg to differ.
The air is clean, the people are few and friendly. The views are amazing. The church is thirteenth century.
Keep checking this blog for some more photos of this beautiful area as the year progresses.
Saturday, 14 February 2009
Henry Jenkins and Morris Minors
Henry Jenkins, late of Ellerton-On Swale, reputedly lived to be 169. Honest. Here are photographs of his memorial in Bolton-on-Swale churchyard, and the poem on the wall inside St Mary's Church. Here is a link from the Northern Echo http://archive.thenorthernecho.co.uk/2002/3/2/144076.html . Genuki also has published an excellent piece about him here:
Also spotted this lovely Moggie in Sandhutton. There's just something about old cars, especially an old British car from an era long past. They look more robust than modern cars, and surely their existence is proof of this. Eat your heart out Nissan, you'll never make cars like these.
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Introduction
Well what can I say?
I live in England and most of the populace are in shock because it is winter and it has snowed.
Well what do you expect? A heatwave? As someone said on BBC Radio 2 last week, its a good job Hitler didn't drop snow on us, otherwise we would have lost the war.
I live in England and most of the populace are in shock because it is winter and it has snowed.
Well what do you expect? A heatwave? As someone said on BBC Radio 2 last week, its a good job Hitler didn't drop snow on us, otherwise we would have lost the war.
Come on Britain get a grip, some areas of Canada have snow for months and they manage ok.
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