A true Norfolk craftsman…
Brian is a true Norfolk craftsman. At 82 years old, he’s still rebuilding wheels. He didn’t even want the first wagon he restored – a farmer asked him to take it away. “I don’t want that old thing,” he replied – but he took it and nine months later it was fixed like new. That was 30 years ago. For the past few decades that same wagon’s been going to the Aylsham Show every year – it’s the one the Show President stands on.
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