SUNNY skies and local talent were the offer at Loweswater show last weekend, as many made their way to the Lorton Valley to enjoy the much loved event.
As well as the sheep, horses, ponies, goats and dog classes, there were also fell races for all ages, carriage driving, sheep dog trials, hound trailing, wrestling and lots of trade stands and entertainment at Loweswater Show.
Hundreds of home-made delights were on display in the popular industrial and craft tents.
Cockermouth Mechanics Band entertained crowd with many praising their fantastic sunshine performance.
There were also children’s games, hawk displays, a beer tent and catering.
Alison Hewitson, president of the Loweswater Show said: “We had a wonderful day in an amazing location and the weather was perfect.
“The committee ran by volunteers ensured everything ran smoothly on the day.
“The judges had a difficult task with so much local talent on display.”
Catherine Armstrong, the show's industrial secretary, said: “It was a perfect day at Loweswater Show as the sun shone in a glorious setting.
"All classes had good numbers of entries with plenty to see including the renowned fell race, Cumberland wrestling, children’s sports, carriage driving, horse, sheep and dog judging, industrial tent with wonderous produce, craft and trade stands.”
Loweswater Show took place on Sunday, September 3, opposite New House Farm, Loweswater.
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