This muscular woman was demonstrating a method to chop through a log. This obviously requires both strength and skill and it must have been very tough in direct sunlight.

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I wasn’t sure whether these #sheep were naturally this colour or had been dipped in something (turmeric powder, my wife joked) but it turns out it’s a dye that if often used before they are displayed. These are #SuffolkSheep.

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And another.

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This ram had magnificent #horns.

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Back to #Farm animals, there were many breeds of #sheep in tents. I felt sorry for them as it was hot, although they were in the shade, but most still possessed their fleeces.

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There was plenty of entertainment including these #Motorbikes doing aerial stunts.

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#Horses and #ponies also featured widely, some being ridden, others being shod.

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One of the first animal tents we visited was for #Alpacas. They always look very fragile and flimsy animals to me but I suppose looks are deceptive.

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