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Beltring War and Peace Show, 2005

A J Summersgill August 28, 2005  |  Single Page |  0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

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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.

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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.

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Unfortunately the dry weather and the dusty ground turned a lot of the vehicles the same colour of dirty brown.

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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.

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And here, a German Schimmwagen, a type of amphibious car. Next to it, a half-track motorcycle!

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