The Brockenhurst Country Fayre included a heavy horse display on August 5, 1979.
Visitors gathered for a day of outdoor activities and rural entertainment at the event.
One of the day’s listed highlights was the heavy horse display.
Fordingbridge farmer Bob Mouland plaited the tails of his horses as spectators watched. Preparation took place before the animals made their entrance.
Cynthia Grapes demonstrated wool combing and spinning for people attending the country fayre. She showed how wool could be changed into yarn.
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Children took part in outdoor activities and games during the day at the fayre. Children’s laughter was heard as youngsters took part in the activities.
Arts and crafts stalls offered another part of the programme. Visitors looked at goods and haggled over prices while speaking with stallholders.
The event brought together families and other visitors for a full day outside. Activities ranged from watching the horses and wool work to joining games and exploring stalls.
Brockenhurst Country Fayre provided entertainment across several areas, including farming, crafts and activities for children.
Accounts of the day describe it as a successful event for the whole family. The fayre included activities for children, displays, stalls and entertainment for the whole family.
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