Phew, show day was BUSY for us this year! The days leading up to the big event were industrially spent making, baking and creating, not to mention polishing (horse riding boots that is). Harry locked himself away for almost 2 days whilst working on a Lego masterpiece. Till worked diligently on her mushroom painting while I attempted cake decorating, all to a standard worthy of competition. When the actual day rolled around, we/I rose early with more eagerness than usual, in order to allow enough time for the last cooking entries to be finalised. Pikelets and veggie models can't be made the day before!! We love Norfolk's annual Agricultural Show; the senses are bombarded with so many happy sights and smells!
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| A birds-eye view of the exhibits in Rawson Hall |
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| Till checking out the cakes that she and Harry decorated - next year we'll enter the children's cooking section - oops |
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| Till's Vegetable model - a tortoise |
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| My 'Queen's Diamond Jubilee' cakes - which managed a third prize! |
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| Our collection of preserved fruit - oranges, lemons and grapes |
Stay tuned....more show photos to come....(think horses, flippers and Lego)
4 comments:
Your cupcakes are beautiful Michelle ! The turtle is cute too !! I loved these shows in the UK so am very excited Bundeena does it too ! Can't wait till our next one !!
Thanks Linda. I could do with some lessons from you though. It was my first time using that roll out icing! I'm keen to give it another go next year.
first time ???? awesome !! seriously they are lovely... i'd love to eat one with a cup of Earl Grey ! :))
i love the bunting one but my eye keeps going for the rose...love it !!
Congratulations! Looks like the hard work paid off, all of the entries look amazing!
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