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Countess ROLLS-ROYCE MOTOR CARS for All Sales and Servicing Requirements of Warwick ‘No Ordinary Dealer’ The Five Parishes are proud to present the £2 Countess ROLLS-ROYCE MOTOR CARS For all sales and servicing requirements of Warwick ‘No Ordinary Dealer’ P & A Wood are authorised Rolls-Royce Motor Car dealers; we specialise in sales, service, restorations and spare parts for the entire range of Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars from 1904 to the present day. COUNTRY SHOWSunday 26th & Monday 27th August - 11 till 5pm Proud sponsors of the Countess of Warwick Show 2018 P & A Wood (UK) Ltd., Great Easton, Dunmow, Essex CM6 2HD, England Tel: +44 (0) 1371 852 000 • Fax: +44 (0) 1371 870 810 • www.rolls-roycemotorcars-pawood.co.uk Offi cial Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Dealer Countess of Warwick ad 2.indd 1 02/05/2018 10:44 COUNTRYSHOW To Easton Lodge Little Easton Lakes (Not included in show) Little Easton Manor Gardens Open to the public for a small charge 2 4 1 5 4 4 4 4 8 6 2 1 4 5 9 10 4 3 7 3 6 6 6 Wheelchair 7 access w.c. 2 3 7 5 1 2 4 5 8 Rectory The Barn Theatre 8 ARENA Church 4 7 4 5 2 11 1 12 3 PLOUGHING 6 4 COMPETITIONS 3 Please NOTE: Site may be subject to change and display areas are not to scale T hings to see 1 Horticultural Marquee 2 Art Show 3 Classic Car Display 4 P&A Wood Display T hings5 Animal to doMarquee COUNTRYSHOW 6 Artisan Marquee T hings7 Shire to Horses see Little Easton Lakes To Easton Lodge Little Easton (Not included in show) 2018 Guide 8 Audley End Horses Manor Gardens Open to the public Food & Drink for a small charge T hings to do T hings1 Children’s to see Area 2 Craft stalls 2 Services3 Woods 5 4 4 Bottle Stall & Raffle 1 Food5 &Dog Drink Show T hings6 Rolls to Royce do Rides 4 4 4 7 Live Entertainment 4 8 6 2 1 4 5 9 Services 10 4 3 7 3 Food & Drink T hings1 Hog to Roast see / BBQ 6 6 6 Wheelchair 2 Show Bar 7 access w.c. 2 3 Pimm’s & Prosecco Bar 7 4 Ice Cream Vans 3 5 1 4 Services5 Saffron Walden Ice Cream 2 T hings6 Teas, to Sandwiches do & Cakes Rectory 7 Lisa’s Do-nuts 5 8 The Barn Theatre 8 Duck Truck 8 ARENA Church 9 N&S Coffee 4 10 Le Crêperie 7 Food11 &Sausage Drink Stall 4 5 2 12 Charlie Big Potatoes 11 1 12 3 Services 1 Car Parking 2 Disabled Car Parking PLOUGHING 6 4 COMPETITIONS 3 Overflow Car Parking (4x4’s especially) 4 WC 3 5 PA 6 First Aid (St.John) 7 Fire Brigade 8 Lost Property ARENATIME EVENT EVENTS 10.45 OPEN AIR CHURCH SERVICESunday 11.00 OPENING CEREMONY Arena events start at 12.00 12.00 MACHINERY DEMONSTRATION 12.20 CHILDREN’S TUG OF WAR 12.40 CANINE ‘MUSICAL SIT’! Your dogs! 1.00 ‘RIDE INTO ENGLAND’S STORY’ The Horses from the stables at Audley End 1.30 EGG + SPOON + SACK RACES Children and adults 2.00 DRESSAGE DISPLAY Rachel Skeffington, Brook End Farm Stables 2.30 HEAVY HORSE RIDING DEMONSTRATION Heather Hobin 2.45 HEAVY HORSE DISPLAY Peter and Patricia Jackson 3.00 DOG RACING Children (adults too!) and their dogs 3.20 FARM ANIMAL PARADE 3.40 SHEEPDOG DISPLAY Ed Hawkins, Suffolk 4.00 PRESENTATION OF AWARDS For Vintage Ploughing Match 4.30 DOG SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP ARENA EVENTSTIME EVENT 11.00 OPENING CEREMONYMonday Arena events start at 12.00 12.00 CHILDREN’S TUG OF WAR, EGG + SPOON + SACK RACES 12.30 DOG RACING Children (adults too!) and their dogs 12.45 CANINE ‘MUSICAL SIT’! Your dogs! 1.00 ‘RIDE INTO ENGLAND’S STORY’ The Horses from the stables at Audley End 1.30 MEET THE HOUNDS Essex foxhounds 1.50 BRITANNIA PIPE BAND 2.10 DRESSAGE DISPLAY Rachel Skeffington, Brook End Farm Stables 2.30 SHEEPDOG DISPLAY Ed Hawkins, Suffolk 2.50 FARM ANIMAL PARADE 3.10 HEAVY HORSE RIDING DEMONSTRATION Heather Hobin 3.30 HEAVY HORSE DISPLAY Peter and Patricia Jackson 3.45 BRITANNIA PIPE BAND 4.00 PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Vintage Tractors TRACTOR CAVALCADE 4.30 DOG SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP WELCOMEDear Friends, Welcome to the Countess of Warwick Show 2018. We hope you really enjoy your visit to our beautiful setting, and hope that you will consider returning again to see what the village looks like without the Show. This year we welcome some very significant new faces to the Show; Andy Mahoney and Melanie Robinson have been in residence at Little Easton Manor since the late spring, and we are thrilled that they have already become huge supporters of the Show, and also that they have agreed to officially open proceedings, so if you are around then, do take the opportunity to say hello. Thanks must also go to the residents of the area surrounding the show, especially the Hurley family at the Rectory. Thank you, not only for the use of your land, but also for tolerating the disruption which the show brings to your community. We trust you all appreciate that it is worth the hassle! Grateful thanks are also due to the Trembaths for once again donating the use of their land on the Rectory side. As you will see we welcome back many of our regular stallholders and attractions this year. We are also very grateful to our sponsors who make the Show possible, especially P&A Wood, whose presence makes our vehicle display the best by miles. This year, in response to feedback from last time, the Five Parishes Churches will have a gazebo on the site in which a little bit of peace and quiet can be found, if you are in need of a break from the crowds the heat (or rain) and the noise. Information about the Churches will be available, along with a listening ear and a friendly face. Do drop in and say hello! The Five Parishes are very grateful indeed for everything the Countess of Warwick Show brings to us; the success of the show builds community in our villages, and of course your generosity provides much needed funding to enhance the life and ministry of the churches. So, thank you very much, I look forward to seeing you at the Show. On behalf of the Five Parishes’ Countess of Warwick Show Committee, with best wishes Tim (Revd. Tim Goodbody). T hings to see We hope that you enjoy exploring the show. There are so many things to do and see you may need both days! Animal Marquee As always, a warm and friendly welcome awaits in the Animal Marquee; this year there is so much to see. We have the usual variety of animals including alpacas, sheep, pigs, cattle, chickens. ponies and bees also we are thrilled that Daisy May’s Farm, Elsenham are joining us with a range of animals to pet/stroke/feed/groom. All of the volunteers in the marquee would be so pleased to speak with you if you have any questions about the animals that you will meet, please just ask. Artisan Tent This year, we have the Artisan Tent returning. Inside we have a great show of wood crafts, potters and painters to tempt you in. Once again, we have an artist in residence on each day and returning we have Fine Art by Alice. We also have Burntwood bears, bespoke handmade bears, a fantastic range of pom pom animals and golf balls puzzles and wood crafts by See n saw. T hings to see Art Show The annual art exhibition is located inside Little Easton Church which is Norman in origin, built on the site of a Saxon structure; some medieval wall paintings still survive. Inside the church you will find that we have a great array of art work, from small canvas to 3D and photography work, for you to browse at your leisure. Take a look at the work of the artists. Most of the work is for sale as well. If you are a local artist or crafter interested in exhibiting please find Christina, to have a chat about next year’s show. Classic Car Display Sponsors P & A Wood have organised a Classic Car Show for Sunday 26th August. A variation of cars entered will be displayed on the Manor Lawn and will be judged by P & A Wood. On Monday 27th August the Manor Lawn will be host to a variety of different car clubs with a display of their vehicles, including the Essex Austin 7 Club. For any further information regarding the cars that you see at the show please contact Georgina Wood – georgina.wood@pa-wood. co.uk T hings to see Horticultural Marquee Come in and visit the Horticultural Show, we have everything from the longest runner bean to beautiful handicrafts. It is a highly regarded accolade in the local area to receive a rosette from the Horticultural Tent at The Countess of Warwick Show, so it’s a must to pop in and see! The ‘Men Only’ class this year are challenged to produce the perfect Victoria Sponge… do you think they will give the Great British Bake Off a run for their money!? The marquee will be full of all the favourites: wonderfully tended homegrown vegetables, beautiful flower displays, plants, and talented arts and crafts. We encourage young exhibitors with the children’s classes; the children show wonderful enthusiasm and pride with all their entries which include baking, handwriting and artwork.
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