THE Forest Vintage Vehicle and Machinery Club held its 12th annual show at Speech House on Sunday (September 13).

Members of the club and other enthusiasts displayed a huge range of vehicles and machinery from small stationary engines to huge traction engines, lorries and buses.

The show was opened by Richard Cornock who has built up a huge following on YouTube as The Funky Farmer, showing life on his farm at Tytherington.

As well as preserving old vehicles, the club is dedicated to raising money for charity.

The club’s events raised some £2,000 over the last year and a cheque was presented at the show to the Great Western Air Ambulance Charity’s Gloucestershire supporters’ co-ordinator Emma Fawcett.

Liam James of Allaston with a John Deere 2140 tractor.
Liam James of Allaston with a John Deere 2140 tractor. (Forest Review)
The parade of motorbikes
The parade of motorbikes (Forest Review)
Johnny Painter of Westbury with some of his stock car collection.
Johnny Painter of Westbury with some of his stock car collection. (Forest Review)
Carol Redcliff of the Old Bilson Inn in Cinderford.
Carol Redcliff of the Upper Bilson Inn in Cinderford. (Forest Review)
Claire Glasse and Sophia Knight with a Geoff Willetts coach.
Claire Glasse and Sophia Knight with a Geoff Willetts coach. (Forest Review)
Tony Phillips with a 1935 Norman stationary engine.
Tony Phillips with a 1935 Norman stationary engine. (Forest Review)
Colin Straker is one of the show organisers
Colin Straker is one of the show organisers (Forest Review)
Trystan Jones on his 1931 Foden timber tractor.
Trystan Jones on his 1931 Foden timber tractor. (Forest Review)
There was a display by members of the Gloucester and District Model Boat Club
There was a display by members of the Gloucester and District Model Boat Club (Forest Review)
Forest of Dean Brass under conductor Martyn Patterson were among those performing live music.
Forest of Dean Brass under conductor Martyn Patterson were among those providing live music. (Forest Review)

The parade of Landrovers
The parade of Landrovers (Forest Review)