Families joined in the horticultural, crafts and home produce competitions at one end of the showground, while at the other they could take in stunt shows by quad biker Paul Hannam and the Vander Brothers wheel show. A huge turn-out for livestock judging and an impressive heritage zone, featuring everything from a working traction engine to wild west re-enactors.
There was plenty of fast-paced cycle racing and youth athletics and the 10-mile road race saw a win for former Ewerby runner Emma Hodson as first woman home.
Always striving to improve, the organisers mixed up the format of the spectacular firework concert finale on Saturday evening, featuring movie and musicals tunes by Sleaford Concert Band, local young performers Hannah Priestley and Charlie Russell and rounding off with tribute act, 90s Spice, which had hundreds up and dancing.
41. 3rd runner to finish the 10 mile road race, Marcus Chesterton of Sleaford
3rd runner to finish the 10 mile road race, Marcus Chesterton of Sleaford Photo: David Dawson
42. Megan Wisdom and Mossy Christian playing traditional music
Megan Wisdom and Mossy Christian playing traditional music Photo: David Dawson
43. Andy Brown and Karen Weedon of Billingborough with their 1947 Daimler 15 Sports Saloon
Andy Brown and Karen Weedon of Billingborough with their 1947 Daimler 15 Sports Saloon Photo: David Dawson
44. L-R John Cook, Roger Mitchell, Martin Willis, Jim Bailey, Nigel Munday of Heckington Windmill Trust with a 1884 Tuxford Portable Steam Engine
L-R John Cook, Roger Mitchell, Martin Willis, Jim Bailey, Nigel Munday of Heckington Windmill Trust with a 1884 Tuxford Portable Steam Engine Photo: David Dawson