Spoked Wheels Collection

"Spoked Wheels: A Journey Through Time and Agriculture" Step back in time to the era of agricultural machinery, where Mr

Spoked Wheels Collection: Agricultural Machinery : Mr Chris Lambert, of Horsmonden, Kent, was a steam haulage contractor

Agricultural Machinery : Mr Chris Lambert, of Horsmonden, Kent, was a steam haulage contractor. A greater part of his work was steam ploughing - where two traction engines hauled a plough on a steel

Spoked Wheels Collection: Stirling Moss became the first Englishman to win the 1000 mile road race

Stirling Moss became the first Englishman to win the 1000 mile road race
25 year old Stirling Moss of Great Britain yesterday became the first Englishman to win the 1000 mile road race, Mille Miglia

Bob Walter : Born 1856 Racing car driver

Spoked Wheels Collection: Agricultural Machinery : A poachers trap and an old Kent plough. Some of these

Agricultural Machinery : A poachers trap and an old Kent plough. Some of these ploughs were still in use in the 1940 s, this one was in use in about 1652

Spoked Wheels Collection: Cherry blossom orchard in full bloom Early Rivers on church Farm, Five Oaks Green

Cherry blossom orchard in full bloom Early Rivers on church Farm, Five Oaks Green, near Tonbridge, Kent, England 3 May 1963

Spoked Wheels Collection: An older sister taking out the baby in a perambulator on a summers day walk taking

An older sister taking out the baby in a perambulator on a summers day walk taking in the fresh air and sunshine 1891

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"Spoked Wheels: A Journey Through Time and Agriculture" Step back in time to the era of agricultural machinery, where Mr. Chris Lambert of Horsmonden, Kent, reigned as a steam haulage contractor. With his expertise and dedication, he paved the way for efficient farming practices. In those days, they were an essential component of these mighty machines. They symbolized strength and durability as they rolled through fields, powering the agricultural revolution. But spoked wheels weren't limited to just farm work. Racing car driver Bob Walter, born in 1856, embraced their speed and precision on the racetrack. These wheels propelled him forward with unmatched velocity as he chased victory lap after lap. Beyond their utilitarian purposes, it also held sentimental value for many. In picturesque landscapes like Five Oaks Green's church farm cherry blossom orchard in full bloom, they added charm and nostalgia to every scene. Imagine an older sister taking out her baby sibling in a perambulator on a warm summer's day walk – the gentle creaking sound of those spoked wheels echoing through peaceful countryside paths. These timeless symbols continue to captivate us today with their rich history intertwined with agriculture and transportation. From steam haulage contractors like Mr. Chris Lambert to racing legends like Stirling Moss – who became the first Englishman to win a prestigious race – they have left an indelible mark on our collective memory. So next time you see a set gleaming under sunlight or hear them rolling along country roads, take a moment to appreciate their significance throughout history – from ploughs breaking new ground to cars speeding towards triumphs unknown.