FINE weather greeted thousands of visitors to the annual Chipping Agricultural and Horticultural Show.
The event, in its 81st year, saw the return of cattle, sheep and goats and promised something for young and old.
Crowds of people descended into the village to enjoy rural attractions including crafts, food displays, competitions, trade stands, a baby show and fell racing.
Other crowd-pleasers included entertainment for children and sheep dog trials.
Show secretary Mr Stanley Bullock said: "It was a very successful event and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. We had a better turnout than last year – more than 5,000 people attended, which is splendid. It was also excellent to see the return of cattle, sheep and goats that were cancelled last year due to the foot-and-mouth scare."
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