vintage tractor with prehistoric backdrop

[neil 2,410]

Here is my Vintage tractor having a few snaps against a prehistoric back drop

these were taken at Stione Henge on my way back from picking up tractor from a fellow RS member

For more pictures click on link

http://s1036.photobucket.com/albums/a448/neilhorse/

[bell 11]

AWESOME! :thumbs:

[farmer 1,078]

They don't build 'em like they used too!

Really nice snaps Neil :banghead:

[racinfool40 203]

:thumbs: Looks Great !!!!!Don't get any better than That, Thanks for the Great PICS!!!! :banghead:

[Kelly 1,033]

That is very cool, now even better would be you mower around the pillars!!

[stevasaurus 23,285]

Awesome pictures...thanks for sharing. :banghead:

[Ken B 3,189]

Very cool Neil!

[Roger from southern Iowa 1]

We don't see that every day.

Great pics. :banghead:

[neil 2,410]

I some how managed to capture a hawk in the bottom picture which was a bonus

[AMC RULES 37,196]

Some unique picts there Neil. Great idea for a new thread too, shots of your and your local famous landmarks. All I just gotta do is figure out how to get my 520 on a barge so I can get some shots of it floating down the Hudson. :banghead:

[dgjks6 8]

That is AWESOME.

As an aside I have been looking for a tractor similar to that. I grew up with a wheel horse and I don't know what kind it was. All I remember is that is had the black/red stripes and the foot pedals like yours. I have not seen a picture of one like that until now. What make/model/year is that tractor?

[Gerry w 2]

Neil,

My wife and I have family in Essex, and someday we WILL visit! I dream of seeing just that site someday as I teach History and LOVE English history!

Thanks so much for the pics! Those should be on a calendar!!

Gerry

P.S. I heard they had put a fence around it, but HOW are there people on the inside of the fence??

[neil 2,410]

THanx for comments Gerry ,I grew up in Essex man & boy ,what part of essex do you have family, i used to live nr Dagenham Place called Rainham which is about 8 miles from the city of London

The fence that you see is the perimetre fence of the field in which the stones stand, there is also a small rope hand rail type fence which is just a few feet away from the stones

[Gerry w 2]

St. Leonards on Sea, and it's East Sussex, the folks in Essex is in Hopton, Churt,

which I hope means something to you cause I've NO idea!!

[neil 2,410]

How odd is that

this tractor came from the next village to churt i could have poped in and said hello to your family

[Gerry w 2]

Small world! Lord and Lady Selton, or something like that, she goes by Lady Jane.

Might have to say hello when Kathy and I head over the pond someday!

Gerry

[Anglo Traction 761]

Great Shots Neil. Good example of 2 Feats of Human Endeavor and Acheivement in one Photo, albeit 5500 years apart !!. Like the Kestral Swooping.

[linen beige 15]

Don't get that WH too close. It might push those stones over.

[Retired Wrencher 5,812]

:banghead: Very Interesting Neil OOHHH also the tractor. always wounded what the land look like around that area. nice ride and Picks. Gary B.................

[Sparky-(Admin) 23,199]

Now thats definitly a calender quality shot!!

Mike.......

[JimD 3,347]

Great shots Neil. It must be nice living so close to something with that much history, and known all over the world. :banghead:

[dclarke 4,082]

Outstanding pics Neil. :thumbs:

[chesbaycruiser 83]

Now thats definitly a calender quality shot!!

Mike.......

Was thinking the exact same thing!

Great shots! :banghead:

[420lse 18]

Great pic's,, thanks

[Gene_S 93]

Now thats definitly a calender quality shot!!

Mike.......

I agree 100% Mike...

Neil that is the neatest picture... :thumbs: