The popular annual show took place on Sunday and featured evertainment from Friskney Primary School Choir, Top Limitz Dance Academy, Wainfleet Warriors and a classic vehicle exhibition.
There was also one minute’s silence for Squadron Leader Mark Long at the time the show had expected a flyover by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBFM) before the the tragic death of the Spitfire pilot.
Following the show, organisers posted on social media: “We have no words right now other than ‘thank you’.
“The show would not have been possible without all of the volunteers, the wonderful stall holders and our live entertainment and dance groups.
“We are incredibly grateful to each and every person who have given us lovely feedback and praise.”
Amongst the comments, Steph Powell said: “Fantastic day - you did the village proud. Well done!”
Jan Legge said: “Well done to all the committee, volunteers, vendors and the friends of friends who made today possible. This was our first visit so thank you to all for a brilliant morning.”
Russell Dadswell said: “Well done all. It was a really good day.”
The committee are already looking to next year’s event and inviting constructive comments. Visit the Friskney Village Show on Facebook.
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Diana Caunt of Sibsey with her 1947 Austin 10Photo: David Dawson
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Alan Dickinson of Ashby by Partney and David Gedney of Frieston, with their tractorsPhoto: David Dawson
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Trevor Young, Ryan Soulby, Kyle Young and Leon Young with his 1922 Aveling & Porter steam rollerPhoto: David Dawson
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The Creaking Bones of Chapel st LeonardsPhoto: David Dawson