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Beltring War and Peace Show, 2005

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

Here are a couple of pictures that I have included just because I like them. Sorry. I have a bit of a thing about German equipment - have you guessed that yet?

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Here’s a lovely BMW motorcycle and a Mercedes truck. I love the camo’ scheme on the truck especially.

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A Jeep that isn’t green! Actually, I also found a bright yellow one as well, but this one looks nicer. Meanwhile, a German motorcycle and sidecar rolls by…

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Here are those Grossdeutschland chaps again with a Half-track of their very own.

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One of many fine examples of a US Half-track with Quad .50s mounted on the rear. This one was the best of the bunch, in my view. And here’s the best of the US amphibious cars I found. Mind you, I’m no expert and maybe the judges felt differently.

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