Two Woodend traction engine enthusiasts, Paul (left) and Miles Easterbrook, with Captain Scott, one of five Robey traction engines shipped to New Zealand in 1969. Four of the engines are still in working order and all of them can be found in Canterbury. The engine made an appearance at the recent opening of the Heron Steam Museum, at Rangaiora. The museum, which is open daily, includes exhibits of traction engines, tractors, a drilling rig and assorted machinery. Photograph by DAVID ALEXANDER.
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Press, 26 June 1987, Page 1
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81Two Woodend traction engine enthusiasts, Paul (left) and Miles Easterbrook, with Captain Scott, one of five Robey traction engines shipped to New Zealand in 1969. Four of the engines are still in working order and all of them can be found in Canterbury. The engine made an appearance at the recent opening of the Heron Steam Museum, at Rangaiora. The museum, which is open daily, includes exhibits of traction engines, tractors, a drilling rig and assorted machinery. Photograph by DAVID ALEXANDER. Press, 26 June 1987, Page 1
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