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October 2, 2000
This year's Threshermen's Reunion Photo Album is unusually large, especially in light of the fact that since last year we are intentionally reducing the number of photos posted for our events.
The big increase is due to the large number of Caterpillar tractors and other pieces of Caterpillar equipment that were exhibited by members of the Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club (ACMOC) as part of their national show, which was held in conjunction with R&T's 56th annual Threshermen's Reunion.We started with 1,279 photographs of this Reunion, 390 of which were taken by Bill Glenn, a R&T member who owns a Caterpillar D2 which he brings to almost all R&T events. Bill not only contributed many excellent photos, but assisted many of the visiting ACMOC exhibitors while they were on the grounds. We ended up with 422 posted photos.The photos are organized into three "Parts" and subcategories within each Part. This makes it quite easy to zone in on areas of particular interest. Enjoy -Remember our Tips on viewing Photo Albums
| Part 1 (152) | Part 2 (117) | Part 3 (153) |
| Steam Traction Engines Feature - Caterpillar Featured - Sheppard Diesel Other Tractors Gas Engines |
Parade of Power |
Demonstrations Shovels & Excavators Tractor Games Threshing Tractor Pull General Scenes |
Tips on viewing Photo Albums
Since our album for Day 3 of Steam School 2000, we have been using a "load ahead" feature in our photo albums.
If you use the "Next Photo" link at the top right corner of each photo, then it will pay you to continue looking at the current photo until the activity display at the bottom of your browser indicates the browser is done loading images. Then, when you click "Next Photo", it will appear almost immediately, and the browser will start loading the next sequential image. To put it simply, wait for the browser to complete loading images before clicking the "Next Photo" button.
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