Posted by JT on August 25, 2008 at 19:00:40 from (70.14.29.51):
In Reply to: tractor shows in ill posted by larryh on August 25, 2008 at 16:53:51:
Larry, If I were going to just one, go to the Argyle Gas Engine show north Colchester, IL. Lots of tractors, lots of gas engines, lots of flea markets, lots of shade. The actual town of Colchester goes all out, crafts, street rides, kinda an old timey carnival type thing. If you are going to Colchester and have time, go west on 136, cross the Mississippi river, head north about 40 miles on 218 and go to Mt. Pleasant, IA, it is huge and a very large variation of things to see. If you are in central IL, go to the Central States reunion, in Pontiac, IL. About 2 miles north off I55, north of Bloomington. Not a real big show, but quite a few steam engines, fair numbers of gas engines, lots of tractors, fair amouunt of flea markets and used parts sellers. As for crafty type festivals, cannot help ya there. I will be in Pontiac on Friday and Colchester on Saturday. Jim
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