I had come across this event purely by chance as my family and I were in the tourist information in Rhyl. Despite the showers on the day we took a packed lunch and set out to find the venue. We were a little early so went for a walk amongst the many small stalls of crafts and "bric a brac". We even won some teddies in a tombola and not forgetting my favourite of home made cakes - which was a must for me to stop and buy.
The local mayor
Crafty Mother and Daughter
Hand made items:
all designs can be created in chosen colours and personlised to create the perfect gift
This beautiful hand crafted stall we came across and got chatting to the lady on the stall -Margaret.
Margaret and her daughter can be contacted by the link below
http://craftymotheranddaughter.iconosites.com/
Some dogs I presume ready for the competition
As for Bowls I wanted to capture a certain generation playing the game,that is why most are taken in sepia
The mini remote-control police car was cool and amused many of the small children; it even had its own siren
The showers didn't dent the brass band, it was lovely to hear them play
Undecided moment again for me as I like both images
This was a great suprise for me to see as I thought this renowned duo retired years ago. It was so nice to hear a new generation get involved in the show just as we did all that time ago.
I couldn't resist placing a guide link to the history of this tradition
http://www.thepjf.com/history_of_punch_and_judy.html
There was an opportunity to go and have a close look at the helicopter, but because of the queues I didn't have chance to see that part. I was happy enough to take the images from afar. As per usual I have taken many images.
This day was was enjoyed by all of the family and great memories were made that day
