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Beltring War and Peace Show, 2005A J Summersgill | August 28, 2005 | 0 comments | Print | E-mail Really, there were so many Tanks present I had real problems selecting the best of the pictures for you - these are the best of an excellent batch.
A pair of Stuarts, check out the hedgerow cutters on the one on the right, no doubt designed for and used in the Normandy bocage.
Unfortunately the dry weather and the dusty ground turned a lot of the vehicles the same colour of dirty brown.
Here’s a fine example of a German half-track used for heavy hauling. This one really rattled though when it drove by me later. And a great picture of an array of Tanks if I say so myself.
And here, a German Schimmwagen, a type of amphibious car. Next to it, a half-track motorcycle!
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