Crowds at Devon agricultural show

Town crier Dave Retter attended in his finery
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Crowds of people attended an agricultural show in Devon in what has been described as a "brilliant day" by one of the organisers.
The 133rd Honiton Agricultural Show included a showcase of local farming, produce, crafts and rural skills, as well as family entertainment.
Secretary Marcelle Connor, who has been involved in the event for 18 years, said there was a "good crowd" at the one-day event.
She said the show featured 250 cattle, 800 sheep, 350 horses, 50 classic cars and 100 vintage tractors, as well as other activities.

Marcelle Connor said the event was well-supported
"It was a brilliant day, the weather was super, a little bit warm. There was a brilliant crowd and we had fantastic support," said Ms Connor.
"It has been a very good day."

Various types of livestock were on display

There were 400 stalls at the show on Thursday

The sun shone for the 133rd Honiton Agricultural Show

Trade stalls were also a feature of the event
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