Old Glory

Editor’s Note

Well, it’s time to write my editorial again and it’s hot, hot, hot out there! However, we do have a 15mph breeze blowing across the fields here, which is keeping the heat in my office in check, for a little while anyway.

I am writing this in the middle of August, not long after the Woodchurch Steam & Vintage Vehicle rally, which saw at least five steam debuts. I greatly enjoyed

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