After two years away due to the coronavirus pandemic, farmers, exhibitors and visitors were delighted after the Northumberland County Show returned.
The North East's biggest agricultural show went ahead on Friday June 3, instead of its usual bank holiday Monday date, as part of the celebrations for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. It drew thousands of visitors from Northumberland and beyond, with visitors, competitors, traders and volunteers coming from all over the North East - as well as Scotland and Yorkshire.
Run by the Tynedale Agricultural Society and taking place on the grounds of Bywell Hall, the home of Lord and Lady Allendale, people were delighted to get back - especially with the rain holding off for the entire day and much of it spent without a cloud in the sky.
