Wayland Show

ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS AT THIS YEARS AGRICULTURAL SHOW

The Knights of the Damned , an exciting and colourful display of combat and horsemanship. See home page for picture and link to The Knights of the Damned webpage.

Once again there will be the opportunity to try your hand at Clay Pigeon Shooting.

The well attended livestock competitions, which has increased in size ever year, is aways popular with young and old, so why not watch the cattle, pig or sheep judging.

The Fur & Feather Marquee will be full of a great selection of unusual breeds.

The Horse Section is expected to be considerably larger than last year and there will be lots to see.

LIFESTYLE MARQUEE RETURNS FOR 2011.This is the second year for the new Life Style Marquee. Last year it was very well supported by the public . Once again tea and light refreshments will be served all day from 10am onwards.

Here are some details of the attractions in the marquee

Liza Goddard, Actress, Author , Animal and Wild Life Campaigner will be presenting her, newly published, Autobiography and talking about her life.

Jo Allen is a personal consultant based near Attleborough . Trained by Colour Me Beautiful , the recognised industry leaders, she has helped hundreds of women to gain the confidence that comes from looking ones best. Jo is passionate about helping women express themselves as individuals through their image. Jo will be demonstrating and talking about her work.www.joallenimage.co.uk

Doves of Swaffham was established 35 years ago. Owned by Mrs Lynne Beet for the last ten year , the shop is situated in the main street. They stock an excellent selection of clothes from casual to more formal wedding and evening wear.  Doves’ Fashion Show in the marquee will be at 11.30am and 3.00pm.

Cooking Demonstrations by the well known Norfolk Chef, Chris Coubrough will be at 12.30am and at 2.15pm. Chris is the mastermind behind the Flying Kiwi Inns which have Inns and Hotels at East Rudham,Brancaster,Wells-next-to Sea and Hingham. He will be joined by traditional butcher and farmer Arthur Howell and they will cook mouthwatering dishes that are very easy to copy. The Flying Kiwi Inns

Sue from Dutch Flower Parade in Watton high street will be along to show us some lovely ways to make an ordinary bunch of flowers look amazing. Last year she showed us a bride’s bouquet and a beautiful pedestal arrangement. Come along and see what she has to show us this year.

The will also be stands with Hypnotherapy , Fashion beauty accessories and Pampered Chef.

After a busy morning at the show, you could always enjoy a cold beer overlooking the main ring or feast on the many food outlets located around the showground to help you to recharge your batteries, before taking in the rest of the attractions in the afternoon.

Dont forget to look at the steam engines, vintage tractors and classic cars, which will all be on display throughout the day.

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