Crowds flocked to Lynnholm at the weekend as the ever-popular Dalry Farmers Show returned.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
Run by the Dalry Farmers' Society, Saturday's show featured the ever-popular livestock sections, giving local farmers the chance to show off and have their stock judged for prizes, with sheep, cattle, and horses in the running.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
And while the weather was a bit of a mixed bag - with the odd heavy shower between the bouts of sunshine - it looked like everyone still had a cracking time.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
The horseriding and jumping competitions were a big attraction as always, along with the prize dog show.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
And the Killie Flyers were there to demonstrate the skills of their flyball team.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
The 2024 show also offered such fun attractions as axe-throwing and bungee-trampolining to keep everyone entertained.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
Kids under 16 enjoyed free entry to the show, free entry into the children’s classes for the industrial tent competitions and free activities funded by a grant awarded from Dalry Parish Boundary Trust (DPBT) and Community Windpower.
(Image: Charlie Gilmour)
A spokesperson for the show said: "Many thanks to sponsors, especially DPBT, volunteers, stalls, visitors and most of all Wilson’s Auctions for the use of a fantastic showfield.
"We have had a fantastic day and hope you did too!"
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