Long-running show pulls in the crowds

Ingram Show was blessed with dry weather, which helped to attract a large numbers of visitors and make it a success.
Judging the vegetables at Ingram Show. Picture by Jane ColtmanJudging the vegetables at Ingram Show. Picture by Jane Coltman
Judging the vegetables at Ingram Show. Picture by Jane Coltman

The event, staged last Saturday, featured a packed programme, with plenty going on for young and old alike.

Entertainment was provided by a large range of performers, aimed at both children and adults.

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Excellent circus performers provided fun and laughs, along with a great deal of skill, while a display of traditional woodturning was also popular.

Punch and Judy kept the children entertained and a face-painter made many youngsters happy.

Traditional music was provided by Heads on the Block, which added enormously to this traditional country family show.

There was also a fine showing of exhibits, including industrial and horticultural entries.

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All the sports events proved to be well-contested and the hill race was a keenly-fought event, with Alnwick Harrier Ross Wilson winning the run.

The sheep classes were well represented and the sheep-dog trials also enjoyed a strong entry.

Tasty food was provided throughout the day in the village hall.