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On show!
11:12am Friday 29th August 2008
SHEEP, dogs and ducks were among the creatures on show at the Bucks County Show.
People flocked to the one day agricultural show which took place at Weedon Park, Aylesbury.
The event also featured performances from the Bolddog Lings motocross team and a band of the Brigade of Gurkhas.
Shows of horses and livestock added to the crowd's entertainment, while horse-jumping was one of the sporting events.
Vintage tractors stood in colourful lines while rural craft displays and their products arranged in the home and garden marquee tempted shoppers. There were more than 200 trade stands.
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