David Tye and Patrick Joslin took 125-year-old Pride of the Road to the rally in Hinckley on Sunday - and on the way they enjoyed some baked potatoes. The steamroller was built by Aveling and Porter of Rochester, Kent in 1900 for Hinckley Rural District Council. READ MORE: Oxford student Emma Watson breaks silenceMr Tye and Mr Joslin sometimes use the steam traction engine to bake potatoes. Didcot Railway Centre volunteer Frank Dumbleton snapped Pride of the Road on Thursday after spotting smoke on the outskirts of town. He said: "On the way to the garden town meeting, I noticed a funnel with smoke coming out of it on the outskirts of Didcot, so I called in on the way home to see what was going on."