The show is
one of the largest events of its type in the UK. It is also one of the
longest-running shows in the country and featured in the 2005 Guinness Book of
Records as the "longest-running flower show" in the world.
One marque is devoted to bees and honey products :-p
There were also some great collages from the WI
and, of course, some ridiculously large veg.
but, for us, the most impressive show was that of the single bloom begonias that appear a specialty of the show
though pics don't catch the full depth and vibrancy of these amazing blooms.
We took a drink out of the bottle marked 'Drink Me'
when the strangest thing happened :)
There was plenty of entertainment with:
at the Bandstand
– The Band of
the Royal Corps of Signals
– The Band Of The Royal Regiment Of Fusiliers
– The Yorkshire Volunteers Band
– Local Voice Choirs
– The Band Of The Royal Regiment Of Fusiliers
– The Yorkshire Volunteers Band
– Local Voice Choirs
– Show Jumping
– Army Section Display
– Forge Falconry
– The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment Musical Ride
– The Red Hot Chilli Pipers
– Fireworks
Whilst on the military horse theme there was a lovely reminder of War Horse
in the show garden by the lake
all in all I take my hat off to the organisers
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