The ‘greatest show in the world’ took place in Pembrokeshire this week, packed full of livestock, horticulture, trade stalls and demonstrations.

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Nevern Show returned in all its glory to the fields at Bayvil Farm on Wednesday, August 7.

The show attracted a great turnout of locals and visitors who enjoyed the demonstrations, stalls, competitions and entertainment.

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An added attraction at this year’s show was drum horse Major Juno from the King’s Household Cavalry who was home for a visit to her native Dyfed Shire Horse Farm.

The show’s president Enid Cole is the matriarch of the farm and has been involved in Nevern Show since she was a young girl competing in the children’s competitions, them the cookery classes.

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More recently she has exhibited her shire horses.

“It was a very pleasant surprise to be asked to be president of Nevern Agricultural Show this year,” she said. “It is going very well so far.”

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Show chairman Dylan Roberts said that for him Nevern was the “greatest show in the world’.

He too has been involved with the show since childhood.

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“It is my favourite day of the year,” he said. “A day where the whole community get together to celebrate our agricultural heritage.”

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