Poor weather means Burwarton Show crowds don't quite reach last year's bumper figure
The not-so-great British summer scuppered hopes of bumper crowds at Burwarton Show.
While thousands turned out for the one day agricultural show, chairman Alan Watkins said the poor weather did put some would-be visitors off.
"We had good crowds but not the massive numbers of people that we had last year," he said.
"Last year the huge numbers were, I think, because we hadn't had a show for two years."
The chairman said he had spoken to many people who had visited Burwarton for the first time and was amazed at how much there was there.
"We are very much still an agricultural show," he said.
Mr Watkins thanked the army of 300-400 stewards that had worked hard to make the event a success.
"We are already planning the 2024 show and have a meeting this week," he added.
