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Annual Heritage Steam Show continues to draw crowds |
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Despite overcast skies, the 17th Annual Bruce County Heritage Association Steam Show, attracted more people than in previous years. "We're very pleased with the attendance, given the weather," said Heritage Committee member, Robert Cumming.
Vintage steam equipment owned by Jim Armstrong of Teeswater Concrete
'Vickie' stokes the fire of the steam generated cement mixer The show, held at Heritage Farm in Paisley, Ontario, featured something for everyone, from the children's games to a ladies' program of activities to an antique car and truck show, the every-popular tractor pull and steam operated equipment demonstrations.
Trains delight 'children' of all ages ...
... perfect replicas of a by-gone era
by the Southern Ontario Locomotive Restoration Society More than 450 tractors of every size and vintage were on display and the campgrounds were filled with some 350 RVs and camper trailers from as far away as Quebec and Michigan.
Vintage tractors to ....
... a modern day tractor pull
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 A handcrafted miniature chapel ...
... houses memorials to past Heritage members who contributed through the years No fair is complete without music and a fresh-from-the-field corn roast.
Gregg Holmes & the Brewery Boys entertained
Fresh from the field steamed corn and butter ' s |
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