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| Drimpton village hall ready for the show, some exhibits in place already |
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| Young People's exhibits come under judge's scrutiny |
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| Deciding on the winning photographs |
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| Flower judging |
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| So many vegetables (despite the dodgy seasons), so little time! |
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| Chief washer-upper |
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| Likely lads on parking duty |
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| John and Margaret calculating all the prizes |
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| Ann ans her sister Sue's wonderful lunch for judges, stewards and helpers |
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| Viv with the prize winning team exhibit: "The Princess and the Pea" which she created with Jane and Christabel |
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| Another of Viv's prize winning exhibits, winner of the Capewell Cup for best Floral Arrangement |
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| Poetry in fabric |
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| Blooming flowers |
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| Photographic exhibits |
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| Victoria has her sponge, now in Jubilee year, new recipes were created for the Elizabeth Sponge |
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| Linda, Rosemary and Dreda ready to open the doors to the public |
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| Tea and cakes in the marqee |
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| Why weren't my potatoes the heaviest crop? |
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| Potatoes harvested and weighed, the winner grew 2.75kg of potatoes from one seed potato! |
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| Caught on cam! Show Secretary Rosemary hampered in her efforts to walk off with the raffle prize. |
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| Michael Vickery - in a class of his own! THE STRAWBRIDGE CUP: For the most prize money in the Vegetable section. THE MANOR CUP: For the best Vegetable Exhibit.THE JUBILEE CUP: For the best Organic Vegetable Collection. THE SOCIETY’S PERPETUAL CHALLENGE TROPHY: For the competitor winning the largest amount of prize money in the Flower and Vegetable sections. |
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| Kate Hesketh Dorset Federation of Horticultural Societies Guild of Show Judges Certificate of Merit |
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| Rosemary Clayton THE SHEPHERD CUP: For the heaviest Potato crop (Adult) |
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| Jasmine West THE CLAPTON CUP: For the most prize money (young people 10 to 15 years) |
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| Matthew Medley THE SOCIETY'S CUP: For the most prize money (young people up to 9 years). THE DUMMETT CUP: For the heaviest Potato crop (Young people) Joint first with Abigail Lock, their crops weighed exactly the same. |
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| Dreda Corlett THE LYMINSTER CUP: For the best exhibit in the Photographic section. |
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| Mary Stack THE DIANA SPRENT TROPHY: For the best exhibit in the Art section. |
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| Roger Franklin THE COLLARD CUP: For the best exhibit in the Handicraft section. |
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| Jane Dickie THE DRIMPTON SALVER: For the best exhibit in the Homecraft section |
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| Norman Marsden THE KNORR CUP: For the best exhibit in the Preserves section |
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| Rosemary Coates THE GREENHAM ROSE BOWL: For the rose with the best scent |
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| Jenny Beck THE CRAVEN CUP: For the Best Flower Exhibit |
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| Barbara Wright THE MARTINEAU CUP: For the most prize money in the Flower section |
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| Gift of flowers, to our past Chair, Mary Razzell, who kindly presented all the awards |
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| Rosemary Shepherd, Show Secretary and general inspiration for a brilliant Show, presentated with flowers |
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