• A few visitors wandered in even though the event was rained out
• Bill Glenn on the D2 with umbrella pulls
  R&T's 1886 Scheidler back to cover in the Tractor Building
• The Shay Railroad crew considers whether or not to fire up the engine
• Grant Huddle works on Little Toot
• It was truly a soggy day
• A J Hamilton was determined to fire up his twin-cylinder Frick, rain or shine
• During a "bright" moment, Megan Glenn takes
  Paul Stoltzfoos's Advance Rumely for a spin
• Megan has a good view of the grounds while operating the Advance Rumely
• Ivan Zimmerman, in the straw hat, operates the saw mill
• Nevin Brubaker tries his hand operating the saw mill
• A volunteer gets ready to receive the two boards coming from the saw blade
• Scrap and bark is generally cut to small pieces for kindling
• Andrea Glenn operated the Goodson engine that was powering
  the saw mill while Josh Nace and John Johnson (with umbrella) look on
• In the new Lillibridge building, Dick Leverault (left) and John Rex work on installing a 12hp M.A.N. A.G. model DM-12 diesel engine originally installed in Landsburg, Germany in 1910.
• The engine's flywheel will be mounted soon. The engine weighs 6,600 lbs
  and its single cylinder displaces 556 ci.
• A 40 hp Foos gas engine (green) and an Otto gas engine (red)
  were recently installed in the Lillibridge Building
• A close-up view of the Foos engine.
• A close-up view of the Otto engine.
• Bob Campbell (left), Bill Hazzard (center), and Brian Mann work to get this "Oilwell" engine started
• The Harvesting Equipment Bldg was used for children's games
  originally planned for several areas of the grounds
• While not many children were in attendance, those that were
  enjoyed pumpkin painting among other games
• An abbreviated indoor pedal pull was organized
• Rick Wood calls the action on the bull-horn while this young
  man pulls the sled
• This young lady managed a full pull. The building's gravel floor
  was not too good for traction.
• The big tractor pulls have a "pull-back" tractor to pull the sled back to the
  starting area. In this case, we had a young man who took responsibility for
  returning the pedal tractor to the starting line.
• Suzie Gouge ran the rope-making activity. The kids enjoyed
  making rope using different color strands of twine.
• The ring-toss activity took place among the reapers stored in one corner of the buildling.
• Joy Frantz and another visitor fill out some last minute tickets
  for the Waterloo Boys' raffle tractor
• George Harris spins the drum containing thousands of tickets sold over the year
• Brady Hill draws the first ticket while his dad Steve looks on
• At the end of the day, the Glenns pack up their Cat D2 and head home

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