Last Updated 08/09/2008

CHADAHS 59th Annual Show 2008 Photo Gallery

An initial selection of photos - more to follow!
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	Cllr Eddie Griffiths, deputising for the Mayor, presenting John Payne with his prize.
	Gary Sycamore and Colin Roberts receiving prizes.
	Colin Roberts receiving another prize from Cllr Griffiths.
	Another winner.
	Terry Osborne (son of Frank, who ran the Trading Shed at Ally Pally for very many years).
	Some of the audience.
	The produce stalls included Gepke Warham who sold jams and preserves for her charity 'Freedom for Living', which aims to provide a mobile dialysis machine to assist kidney patients to lead more normal lives not so tied to hospitals.
	Close-up of some fine and unblemished dahlias - not so easy with such a wet year.
	View of more of the floral entries.
	A very young person's winning entry.
	More of the appealing and inventive junior entries.
	Boys can win prizes for their baking too!
	The winning Top Tray for vegetables.
	Another winning collection.
	And another.
	Some of the vegetable entries.
	Some of the vegetable entries.
	One of the central tables.
	Despite the record-breaking wet weather of August, there were some nice entries of tomatoes.
	Gary Sycamore's prize-winning large variety tomatoes.
	Another winning collection.
	There was lots of competition in the preserve classes.
	Knitted vegetables.