Harvest fair raises money for village hall
Holly Ashman with her carrot bug creation.Picture: Jeremy Long - Credit: Archant
Villagers were treated to warm and sunny weather at this year’s harvest show in Redhill.
Sylvia Ashman won the Best Flower In Show award at Redhill Harvest Fair.Picture: Jeremy Long - Credit: Archant
Succulent sweet corn, fresh runner beans and colourful sweet potatoes made an appearance at the village fair last Saturday afternoon.
More than 80 people enjoyed a day out at Redhill hall, in Church Lane, and cream teas, a ploughman's lunch, kids' face-painting and a raffle entertained people for hours.
Children brought along their homemade designs to be judged, including Holly Ashman's carrot bug creation which starred in the prize-winning line-up.
John Lee entered his giant red onions into the competition and Sylvia Ashman, who produced the best flower.
John Lee pictured with his giant red onions at Redhill Harvest Fair.Picture: Jeremy Long - Credit: Archant
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The event raised £300 for the club's playground fund, and people have donated more than £8,000 since the initiative launched last year.
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