Thousands of people packed out the Romsey Show as it returned for the first time in three years on Saturday, September 10, following two years of cancellations due to the pandemic.
And it did not disappoint with a full timetable celebrating everything agricultural.
The traditional items such as tractors, horses, cows and sheep were joined by other attractions such as a funfair, reptile area, birds of prey, bees, floral displays, a vast array of food and drink stands, vintage cars, plus much more.
Alexa Morson, show secretary, said: "It's been amazing, the crowds has really come and supported us today. We are so pleased to see everyone."
Photographer Stuart Martin was there to capture the day. Click the top image to see the full gallery of images from the event.
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