I was there as well. I see you where just north of the tractor dyno area? (From the picture) We started on the West side at about 11PM and only got about half way east before we got Hot and thirsty. So we cut across to the south and went to meet a friend at the Log village. By the time we got back up to the grounds you had left.
What did you think of the show???? I was kind of disappointed again. If you are not into the Trains and some of the Steam engines there is little going on. Yes there where hundreds of antique tractors SETTING AROUND!!!! Not a single thing to do with them and almost ZERO owners with their tractors. I saw several I would have liked to talk to the owners about but not a soul to be found. This is what we found three years ago when we went on a Friday. So this year we went on Saturday just to see if the weekend made much difference, it did not. I was looking for THREE different tractor owners that where there. I met exactly ZERO of them. The first two where never around their tractors when I was there and You where gone by the time I got to that side of the show. So my usual timing and luck. LOL
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