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Sept 2023
Despite leaden skies, thousands of people flocked to yesterday's Nidderdale Show.
The event, which celebrated its 151st anniversary this year, is organised by Nidderdale Agricultural Society.
It is held annually at Pateley Bridge Showground and marks the end of the local agricultural show season.
Last year, it was moved from its traditional Monday slot to a Sunday to avoid clashing with Queen Elizabeth II's funeral and proved such a success organisers decided to stick to the Sunday.
Visitors could enjoy a range of classes, from cattle and sheep to showjumping and pigs, as well as rabbit and pigeon displays, dry-stone walling and a band parade.
Here are some photos of the day in case you missed it.
Just two of the many prize-winning pigeons.
York North & West of Yore Hunt and hound demonstration.
The Wharfedale Terrier Racing team.
The brass band performed in the high-street parade and throughout the day.
Rebecca Richards, 8, and sister Jess, 6, showed their sheep in the young shepherd/shepherdess class.
Proud parents gathered to watch their little ones in the young handlers class.
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