Now you pretty much know you are on to a winner with the “magic of steam power”.
And the pictures that have begun to flood in from people, sharing their steam powered vehicles, are testament to how many people share my fascination for all things steam.
I don’t pretend to be an expert and my knowledge extends just far enough to recognise the pall of smoke, and more importantly knowing when to get out of the way of these giants of locomotion.
So here are two from Roger and Paula.
The brightly coloured steam bus as photographed by Roger last year at the Busfest held in Whittlesey near Peterborough.
The other, from Paula was one of those chance moments caught when the steam engine passed her house a
few years ago.
Location, Peterborough and Well Hall
Pictures; steam bus, 2017, from the collection of Roger Callow and a stream machine 2015, courtesy of Paula Nottle.
I don’t pretend to be an expert and my knowledge extends just far enough to recognise the pall of smoke, and more importantly knowing when to get out of the way of these giants of locomotion.
So here are two from Roger and Paula.
The brightly coloured steam bus as photographed by Roger last year at the Busfest held in Whittlesey near Peterborough.
few years ago.
Location, Peterborough and Well Hall
Pictures; steam bus, 2017, from the collection of Roger Callow and a stream machine 2015, courtesy of Paula Nottle.
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