Nene Mac

I never know exactly what to write in this bit. But, I started being involved with The Pink Ladies Tractor Run in 2015, and have taken part every year ever since - last year was my only exception as I was recovering from a broken ankle and the stiff clutch of an International 414 Harverster was just a step to far... (Haha) This year, however, I didn't think I would be able to take part as I was unsure of when I would be moving to the US to be with my fiance. Covid-19 has scuppered all plans for everyone (stupid covid), but in this case it does mean I get to take part in a cause that means a lot to me. I have had numerous family and friends die, suffer and thankfully overcome this deadly disease and for that reason I fully intend to support any research that ends this nightmare of a affliction for good. So here I am. Taking part in our 'mini' tractor run to raise money for Breast Cancer Research. And did I mention I get to drive a completely different jammy tractor that has a canopy and everything! It's such good fun and for such a great cause, it really is absolute joy to be involved. If you are interested in looking it up, it's a David Brown Selectematic 990. We think it's a 1970/71. Thank you Annie and John Chapman (founders of the Pink Ladies Tractor Run in aid of Breast Cancer Research) for lending me a tractor for me to be able to take part. You guys are awesome and I love you loads!