The North of England Steam Traction Engine Societys Steam Rally at Chester-le-Street

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The North of England Steam Traction Engine Societys Steam Rally at Chester-le-Street

The North of England Steam Traction Engine Societys Steam Rally at Chester-le-Street on 12th July 1969.
Engines getting steam up to be ready for the afternoon events

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