Early on the car following the milk wagon is not a Wolsey or a Riley, it’s a Rover P4., the Ford garage was Norburys originally.

THis is brilliant. Like the others commenting i grew up in NOrton from 1971 to 1990. From memory the people on the bypass was a sponsored walk that we did just before it opened. Keep up the good nostalgic work.

The Great Dorset Steam Fair is relegated to the past, long may this event to continue.

What a trip!

Great turnout of vehicles and lovely countryside. And well filmed Robbie Great👍

Brilliant…something different great road run. Fabulous engines.

See in the photo your grandfather has one of those leather cartridge case straps over his shoulder, the men that served on the big howitzer guns wore them. I have photo of my grandfather with one on. May be your grandfather was on the guns first.

Great video! So much in it. We were still having milk collected in churns hear in cornwall back in 1970. I was only eight then, cows had to be milked early and churns out on the stand so you didn’t miss the lorry! Everyone had what looked like a sack trolly to move churns around the yard, you can still see some of the old churn stands at end of farm lanes today. Great footage of flying Scotsman 👌

Struggling up the hills? Lower gear needed?

What a treat!! Even in the wet, two majestic fowlers. Magic!! Fowlers just have that look that they mean business💪

Well that was just magic Robbie! I bet you enjoyed the trip. Lovely countryside you went through too! Must admit burrell’s are the rolls Royce of engines, but I do like me fowlers!🙂 Great video👍

It’s a Burrell for me!

Pretty interesting engine, thanks for sharing mate. Have a good day

I’m afraid we have to admit an 8 year old boy will always be better than use with this tec stuff!🤣 Yes Robbie let’s see more of the tractor restoration, we all learn from each other in the vintage world👍

Wow!! This is amazing 🤩

We are following this work from Syria. This is the International B450 tractor with a powerful engine and excellent British manufacture. I have this same tractor and we hope to add more videos from time to time. Are there basic maintenance parts and where are they?

Love it! I was a great fan of bypass construction projects in my youth, around the time of this home movie; and seeing Malton before the bypass brought back memories of clogged streets full of traffic, entirely normal for places such as Kington on the way into Wales, bypassed around 1977. It is wonderful that recordings such as this exist, and generous of you to post for the benefit of those of us who like to be reminded of our social history. Thank you for sharing this

Thanks for posting this. As a little lad in Malton I watched it being constructed. I used to walk beside a lovely little stream off Rainbow Lane. I sat there as a Dowsetts grader ran through it and the stream was no more. That act of vandalism has stayed with me to this day. I’d have been about 8 then, 55 now but still remember it. Malton was a ghost town in the 70s the bypass ruined it for years… Do you have any footage of the 1970s pram faces….?

Thanks for posting this. As a little lad in Malton I watched it being constructed. I used to walk beside a lovely little stream off Rainbow Lane. I sat there as a Dowsetts grader ran through it and the stream was no more. That act of vandalism has stayed with me to this day. I’d have been about 8 then, 55 now but still remember it. Malton was a ghost town in the 70s the bypass ruined it for years…

I remember this being built, I was working at the Talbot at the time as a chef split shifts so i had all the afternoons free so plenty of time to fill walking up there to watch ,, along time ago now , ,we just take it for granted now , thanks for the film ,, it brings back good memories,, thanks.

Another great video Robert keep em coming

The milk churns were collected at the end of the farm lanes the carrier was cooks of kirkbymoorside

The chap in Taylor's woodyard could be Jonny race but not clear enough to be sure

Memories the chap with cows at the railway crossing I think could be tom corney he had a little place on park road not sure where he grazed the cows

Outstanding mate. I have just came across this vid and can not tell you how refreshing it is to see the young lads working on the farm. 👌🏿 I was brought up on my grandas farm in the bagging silage days 😳 Before the game changed with the wrapping 😂 You have a subscriber for life 👍🏿

I wonder if it is really true that you can manage completely without making Hay and just grasing and letting diffrent acres rest during the year.. Does that really work and is financially doable?

Fantastic! Is there any working shows nearer to north wales?

This is great Robbie! More footage of these engines. There are a pair of these engines in the east anglia rural museum and this pair are the privately owned ones I assume. The one with fuel problem is right hand engine, not sure if the other one is the left. Think there are two stand alone engine as well. But they are rare to see for sure. Great video!👍

Excellent kept the neighbours entertained, which county?

Nice match for the ploughing SHAME ABOUT YOUNG KIDS BEING ON TRACTORS

Another great video 👍🏻 Farmall BMD chat was a nice touch

Thanks for the Video! That was much fun to watch! Greetings from Germany

TractorLadys😍

Love the orange Standard Fordson start attempt. They're teasers, but they'll start when ready on thier terms, not yours! 😂😂 Mines the same.

Great video as usual mate! Some real interesting tractors at that rally. Chap nearly lost a foot under the tracks, but these things do happen! 🤣 I liked the two tractors that looked like traction engines belted to thrashing setts, can you remind me what there called!?🤔

Really enjoyed that, thank you.

What a beautiful old machine!. Sadly the video is ruined by that truly awful music☹

Naughty naughty stealing water tut tut

Drivable even in zombie apocalipse🤘

What a fantastic sight. These old machines are a testament of reliability. Long may they last.👍😄❤

Just magic! Great to see engines out roading it. And long may they be allowed to do it.👍

Excellent videos Robbie.

The Engine was originally supplied to the ministry of munitions 1917 one of a No of 10NHP engines, the accident happened in 1919 resulting in the engine being returned to John Fowler where it was rebuilt as a Showmans engine.

Great to see such a fine machine still at work and working well.😃👍👍💛

Birdlip was named after the accident it had on Birdlip Hill.

Spot-on on the ball

Did you see D Cummings?

The coop corner was known as cowclap corner by us kids that walked to school from scagg

Your getting the issues sorted now with plough and tractors, that plough will do tidy job! Be great to repeat that old photo, look forward to that Robbie👍