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Kaikohe's A&P Show a big day out

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Molly Fletcher, all the way from Hamilton, with 6-month-old Trixie, winner of the best dairy-type calf in the pet calf section.

Molly Fletcher, all the way from Hamilton, with 6-month-old Trixie, winner of the best dairy-type calf in the pet calf section.

Unseasonable weather paused on Saturday, allowing the sun to shine on the Kaikohe A&P Association's 91st annual annual show.

The programme included all sorts of indoor competitions for all ages, including baking, floral artistry and numerous hobbies, but the day really belonged to creatures great and small, from horses (large and miniature) and dairy cattle to rare breeds and pattable pets.

Magician and balloon shaper Mike Easterbrook was there to entertain, along with musician Jack Tane, Prairie Swing and Hush Dance Studio, while the wood choppers and shearers attracted their usual audience.

Debbie Beadle was there with her camera for the Northland Age.

Sarah Roughan with yearling Salarah Boccellis Moonlight Romanza, who went home with a champion's ribbon
Sarah Roughan with yearling Salarah Boccellis Moonlight Romanza, who went home with a champion's ribbon
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Sam Coldo hits the water in the Bay of Islands Young Farmer's Club's dunk tank fundraiser.
Sam Coldo hits the water in the Bay of Islands Young Farmer's Club's dunk tank fundraiser.
Selwyn Semenoff, one of the Ngati Hine Axe Men, showing the younger generation how it's done.
Selwyn Semenoff, one of the Ngati Hine Axe Men, showing the younger generation how it's done.
Eight-year-old Mia Kane looked right at home on the bucking bull.
Eight-year-old Mia Kane looked right at home on the bucking bull.
Stacey Kake checking out how her poi did in the craft competition.
Stacey Kake checking out how her poi did in the craft competition.
Chantelle Stevenson with her family's pet bearded dragon Aussie, lover of lettuce and insects but unable to resist a tasty rose.
Chantelle Stevenson with her family's pet bearded dragon Aussie, lover of lettuce and insects but unable to resist a tasty rose.
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