Baw Baw Old Engine and Auto Club displays historic farm machinery
THE Baw Baw Old Engine and Auto Club will take this year’s Farm World back in time with its historic farm machinery display.
THE Baw Baw Old Engine and Auto Club will take this year’s Farm World back in time with its historic farm machinery display.
Visitors will be treated to an exhibit dripping with even more oil and nostalgia than previous years, with the club moving to a bigger and better site on Lake Lardner.
Club president Rob Tylee said the group would make great use of the extra space.
“We’re going to have a couple of steam engines, some stationary engines, tractors and implements such as ploughs and balers,” Rob said.
The historic farm machinery display can be found at LS138, right on the edge of the water.
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