OKEHAMPTON Community Recreational Association had a presence at the show for the third year running, with sports and arts and crafts for youngsters.

A range of activities were run throughout the day, including tennis, volleyball and family races, with arts and crafts held in the OCRA marquee.

Sue Doidge, who was co-ordinating events at the show, said: 'The show is going very well. We've been invited to the show by show organisers for the last three years to put on activities for the younger ones attending the show.

'We put on the activities for free, as we know coming out to a day out like the show can become quite expensive otherwise. It's great to see so many people turn out and support the show, despite the grey weather.'