Monday, 21 May 2018

16 - May 2018 - Wee Waa Show

Now THIS was pleasant.

I arrived at around midday and while the crowds were not huge there was a lot going on in this sprawling show.

These guys were leaning on the fence, talking. As one does.




Just across the way the kids were learning how to judge cattle.




Straight into the pavilions and I risked my liberty reaching over the barrier to get an unimpeded pic of the Lego.




Some nice flowers.




And nice vegetables (no Vegan tricks like Coonamble)



Some nice patchwork




Lots of school participation, and lots of first prizes.




The wool section.



Working dog comp.



A fully loaded and working sideshow alley with big kid rides.




Some old fashioned stuff for the traditionalists.




This horse won the crochet competition for its special ear warmer.



This horse didn't want to jump.



But got into the spirit of things a bit later.



You call that a bull bar? THIS is a bull bar!



More jumpers jumping 




This Holden was labelled "Loudest at Narrabri Show"



The flag thing is contagious



The sign-writing on this one tells it all



This Toyota was at risk of developing an issue with identity



These oldies had no issue with identity. That's a Fargo carrying a Jeep, another Jeep behind it, a lime (of course) Valiant, a Studebaker ...



And this nice Dodge.



This bloke was teaching kids how to dry dishes without touching them.



The Thelwell brigade



Do they have grading like Karate, with different coloured jackets at each grade?



These guys were starting a woodchop comp. The big guy on the left was in his 20s and was started first. The wiry 30-ish guy in the middle started 10 seconds later.



And the 70-ish guy on the right started 10 seconds after him. Facing forward.



The old guy was first to turn



And then it became clear exactly what this competition was all about


The 30-ish guy turned second



Followed by the brawny young guy



But the old guy decided to walk away



and had a rest while he waited for the other two to finish.



The big 20s guy started the second comp



Followed by the 30-ish guy



And finally the old guy started


He turned first again



And finished first again



Followed by the 30-ish guy



And with the young guy finishing a couple of minutes later



And no Show would be complete without a big mutha toy.



Next show: Miles, QLD

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