PICTURES: Crowds out in force for Moy Country Fair 2023
Moy Country Fair is running today and tomorrow at Moy Estate, near Inverness.
Grantown artist Angus Grant.
ByShona Gossip and Emma Grady
Hundreds of people turned out for the first day of the ever-popular Moy Country Fair today.
From clay pigeon shooting, angling demonstrations and axe throwing to falconry, gun dog handling shows and a pet parade, there is plenty on offer for everyone.
Freestyle mountain bike stunt team Savage Skills dazzled the crowd with their BMX show, which will run again tomorrow. Other family-friendly entertainment includes bouncy castles, lawn games and music sensory sessions.
Foodies enjoyed tucking into this year’s line-up, with the return of the Food Tent and Food Theatre and first-time appearance from Inverness-based street food collective, The Highland Food and Drink Trail.
Moy Country Fair, at Moy Estate, near Inverness, runs again tomorrow from 9am-5.30pm.
Our photographer Sandy McCook was there to soak up the fun today.
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Fin MacCulloch of Knockfarrel as he tucks in to an early burger.
Crowds watch the many demonstrations.
Different works of art were for sale at the art stalls.
A competitor takes part in the fly casting competitions.
A horse shoeing demonstration in the main ring by Farrier Sarah Logie.
There were plenty food stalls to enjoy.
Enjoying lunch.
Archery was one of the fun activities for the public to take part in.
There was Tomatin whisky on sale.
Peter Fraser of Crathie who spent 43 years on the Invercauld Estate on Deeside as he receives the 2023 Ronnie Rose Award for Conservation and Education.
Alex Hogg,(left) Chairman of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association with Peter Fraser of Crathie.
Alex Hogg, Chairman of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association.
Twins in red tartan.
Dogs put on an excellent show.
Keith Threadgall gives a demonstration of portable sawmilling.
Cookery demonstration from chef Christopher Trotter from Fife.
Sheila Kennard of the Highland Hospice sets up their stall.
Participants in the shooting competition.
Public look through works of art by Grantown artist Angus Grant.
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PICTURES: Crowds out in force for Moy Country Fair 2023
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