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It was an early start for vintage tractor enthusiasts from Ballyeaston and the surrounding areas for the Ballyeaston Vintage Tractor Club gathering which was held in the Square at Ballyclare as part of this year's May Fair in the Co Antrim town.<br/>And while the day started off somewhat a little overcast once all the vintage tractors were parked up in the square the sun came out and shined all day, with many visitors to the gathering from 10am up until it wrapped up in the mid afternoon.<br/>Darryl Armitage popped up to Ballyclare for the gathering and captured a number of videos which we will be showcasing over this week.<br/>In this video we see Myles Williams and David Lyle, both members of the Ballyeaston Vintage Tractor Club showing how to cut wood using one of the old tractors.
It was an early start for vintage tractor enthusiasts from Ballyeaston and the surrounding areas for the Ballyeaston Vintage Tractor Club gathering which was held in the Square at Ballyclare as part of this year's May Fair in the Co Antrim town.<br/>And while the day started off somewhat a little overcast once all the vintage tractors were parked up in the square the sun came out and shined all day, with many visitors to the gathering from 10am up until it wrapped up in the mid afternoon.<br/>Darryl Armitage popped up to Ballyclare for the gathering and captured a number of videos which we will be showcasing over this week.<br/>In this video we see Myles Williams and David Lyle, both members of the Ballyeaston Vintage Tractor Club showing how to cut wood using one of the old tractors.
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