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Re: Steam-O-Rama
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Posted by James Babcock on September 18, 2006 at 03:59:33 from (72.161.91.196):
In Reply to: Steam-O-Rama posted by Jimmy King on September 17, 2006 at 20:13:08:
The wife and I dropped by there on our way to Eureka Springs, AR, and had a great time on Friday afternoon. It was our first time there so we can't compare the show to previous years. The wife liked the show because it seemed much more compact than Old Thresher's up in Iowa. She has mobility issues and ain't the fastest walker. I saw some really neat golf cart/lawn tractor/replica buggies for the old and young folks to drive around in to see the show.....so, it looks like I may have my next project. Maybe a miniature of a big ol' red tractor with a cab and a/c.
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