This weekend we are exhibiting at the Bedfordshire Steam & Country Fayre. Our display will include mowers made in the 1850s through to machines made more than 100 years later. It's a great way to see how the mower has changed (or not) over the past two centuries.

We have been regular participants at this major event for nearly 25 years and it's always an enjoyable weekend. You can see some pictures of our display last year in this site. Of course, our display is just one part of a much larger event. There are lots of steam engines of all types as well as cars, tractors, motor cycles, crafts, models and much more...

Come and see us in the craft tent and say hello.

Our founder and president Keith Wootton is presenting "Garden Technology: from Scythes to Cyber - 190 years of the Mower" online to the Gardens Trust at 10am on Tuesday 21 March (UK time).

The online presentation is part of a series featuring various aspects of garden equipment. It will feature a brief history of the lawnmower from the 1830s to the present day with key milestones for different types and model.

Anyone can view the presentation - live on the day or for about a week afterwards on replay - subject to a small fee payable to The Gardens Trust.

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