As the Suffolk Show drew to a close on Thursday evening, the crowds’ energy levels showed no signs of drooping.
Awards galore were given out to show jumpers, cattle handlers, FMX biking and many more besides.
Some were seasoned visitors of the show, while others were experiencing this spectacular event in the county calendar for the very first time.
All aboard Tinkerbell the Unicorn. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
There was plenty to see around Trinity Park during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
There was plenty to see around Trinity Park during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
More prizes were handed out during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
Crowds were back in their numbers for Suffolk Show's second day. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
This was the case for Lucas, aged almost two years old. His mum, Tara, said that he had been having a wonderful time riding around on tractors and meeting all the animals. Impressively, he still had energy running into the afternoon and was not quite ready to return to his buggy.
Meanwhile, siblings Reggie and Vivi enjoyed themselves immensely and were pleased when dad John bought them a restorative ice lolly.
Crowds were back in their numbers for Suffolk Show's second day. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
Siblings Reggie and Vivi having fun together at the Suffolk Show. Image: Charlotte Bond (Image: Charlotte Bond)
This was the first Suffolk Show for Lucas, aged almost two. Pictured with his grandma, Charlotte (left) and mum Tara (right). Image: Charlotte Bond (Image: Charlotte Bond)
There was plenty to see around Trinity Park during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
Many were intrigued by the wildlife at the Suffolk Show this year. Image: Charlotte Bond (Image: Charlotte Bond)
Crowds were back in their numbers for Suffolk Show's second day. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
Trinity Park was thrumming with activity for the second day of the Suffolk Show. Image: Charlotte Bond (Image: Charlotte Bond)
Trinity Park was thrumming with activity for the second day of the Suffolk Show. Image: Charlotte Bond (Image: Charlotte Bond)
There was plenty to see around Trinity Park during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
There was plenty to see around Trinity Park during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
More prizes were handed out during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond)
There was plenty to see in and around Trinity Park during the second day of the Suffolk Show. (Image: Charlotte Bond, Newsquest)
The Suffolk Show attracts between 86,000 and 90,000 people to the county each year, and this year looks to have been another record-breaker.
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