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Around the Country Mr Dorset - John Reeves spent an afternooN with the Oliver family to learn about the history of arguably the world's greatest steam rally. What have you done to the Weather? - Brian Gooding joined in the fun on the longest yet lorry run in north-east Scotland. Irish Interlude - On a recent visit to Eire with the Somerset Traction Engine Club, Contributing Editor John Reeves attended this year's Innishannoi Rally, near Cork. Here he gives a photographic guide to some the exhibits that caught his eye. Farming the Scottish Way - A few miles south of Glasgow is Scotland's Museum of Country Life. Brian Gooding dropped in and was impressed by what was there. Steam Gallery - Les Freathy shows more from his collection of vintage steam pictures. Big Mack returns - Les Freathy followed the restoration of an American military vehicle with circus connections. Commentary Point - Jim Wilkie comments on things that caught his eye this month. Going Full Circle - John Reeves finally caught up with an engine owned by the father of one of his old pupils... A Popular Pageant - Malcolm Batten traces the history of one of North London's favourite events. Whitewebbs' World - Malcolm Batten drops in on one of North London's transport museums. Letters Just Passing Through - Brian Gooding visited this year's Corbridge Rally en route to Scotland. Outward Bound - This month's events - what's on. Two Famous Aqueducts - Reg Batten recalls wartime visits to two well known canal aqueducts close by the Anglo-Welsh border. Rural Life in Surrey - Tucked away in a wooded comer of Surrey is a fascinating museum full of bygones. Ken Rimell found his way there. A Square Deal All Round - The Phillips family of Newport in South Wales are keen Perkins engines fans. John Reeves went to find out more. Spanning Speyside - Brian Gooding stopped to look at one of Scotland's arguably most attractive bridges.
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