VISITORS were delighted and many were excited after the latest edition of the Camelford Show successfully delivered a remarkable agricultural themed day out.

Like many other agricultural shows, the bluetongue virus meant there were no cattle or sheep at the event but that didn’t prevent the organisers pulling out all the stops to fill the void – including a great selection of vintage and modern machinery.

Under the presidency of Mr and Mrs David and Pam Langley, ably accompanied by the vice presidents in the form of Mr and Mrs Chris and Juliet Cleave, all those who took part in making the show happen succeeded in their bid to write another chapter in the long and storied history of the Camelford Agricultural Show, stretching back to its origins in 1906.

Lawson Grice aged 9 takes the prize for best Hen Eggs in the show (Picture: Adrian Jasper)Jessica Grice of St Clether takes second place in the craft section with her hand made toy (Picture: Adrian Jasper)Elizabeth Headon of Boscastle takes 2nd place with her poster describing Camelford YFC (Picture: Adrian Jasper)Matthew, Edward and James Kenyon of Boscastle delighted to take first prize for under 13's Vintage Tractor a 1953 Nuffield Universal (Picture: Adrian Jasper)William of Liskeard along with his Horse and Carriage in the main ring (Picture: Adrian Jasper)Vice Presidents of the show Juliet and Chris Cleave present the Bert Scawn Memorial Cup to Steve Medland of Canworthy Water for best tractor in the Show a 1957-58 Nuffield Universal 3 (Picture: Adrian Jasper)

Lawson Grice aged 9 takes the prize for best Hen Eggs in the show (Picture: Adrian Jasper)

Jessica Grice of St Clether takes second place in the craft section with her hand made toy (Picture: Adrian Jasper)

Elizabeth Headon of Boscastle takes 2nd place with her poster describing Camelford YFC (Picture: Adrian Jasper)

Matthew, Edward and James Kenyon of Boscastle delighted to take first prize for under 13's Vintage Tractor a 1953 Nuffield Universal (Picture: Adrian Jasper)

William of Liskeard along with his Horse and Carriage in the main ring (Picture: Adrian Jasper)

Vice Presidents of the show Juliet and Chris Cleave present the Bert Scawn Memorial Cup to Steve Medland of Canworthy Water for best tractor in the Show a 1957-58 Nuffield Universal 3 (Picture: Adrian Jasper)