Post by Ragingblues on Sept 23, 2008 9:55:29 GMT -5
Indiana Jones motorbike to star at Henham steam rally
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A steam engine at the Henham Steam Rally.
The motorbike and sidecar used by Harrison Ford and Sean Connery in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is expected to take centre stage at the 34th Grand Henham Steam Rally.
This weekend's event will feature a pageant which showcases road passenger transportation from carts and stagecoaches, and buses used during the first world war, right through to modern-day vehicles.
The motorbike and sidecar used in the film will feature in the vintage motorcycle display and will also take part in a motorbike parade.
Visitors will also be able to take to the skies in a helicopter, learn about traction engines, steam rollers and vintage and classic cars, and enjoy a sheepdog display with a difference. There will also be the Ken Fox Wall of Death, vintage fairground, big band music, heavy horses at work, crafts, model engineering and more.
The venue is at the junction of the A12 and A145, near Southwold, will be open from 10am-6pm both days; entry £7 (Saturday); £8 (Sunday), accompanied under-14s and parking free both days;
www.henhamsteamrally.co.uk
Ken
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A steam engine at the Henham Steam Rally.
The motorbike and sidecar used by Harrison Ford and Sean Connery in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is expected to take centre stage at the 34th Grand Henham Steam Rally.
This weekend's event will feature a pageant which showcases road passenger transportation from carts and stagecoaches, and buses used during the first world war, right through to modern-day vehicles.
The motorbike and sidecar used in the film will feature in the vintage motorcycle display and will also take part in a motorbike parade.
Visitors will also be able to take to the skies in a helicopter, learn about traction engines, steam rollers and vintage and classic cars, and enjoy a sheepdog display with a difference. There will also be the Ken Fox Wall of Death, vintage fairground, big band music, heavy horses at work, crafts, model engineering and more.
The venue is at the junction of the A12 and A145, near Southwold, will be open from 10am-6pm both days; entry £7 (Saturday); £8 (Sunday), accompanied under-14s and parking free both days;
www.henhamsteamrally.co.uk
Ken
