Published:
10:00 AM May 16, 2019
Updated:
11:08 PM October 27, 2020
Maypole dancing, games and barbecued food drew crowds to the Millennium Green in Congresbury on Saturday.
Winscombe scouts and cubs craft stall at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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The May Fair on the Green was opened by Mike Williamson, the retiring chairman of Winscombe and Sandford Parish Council.
Winscombe Primary School performed a traditional maypole dance, while animal lovers we given the chance to get up close to some feathered fair-goers, courtesy of Avon Owls.
Families lined up to try their luck with the human fruit machine, while other popular stalls included a tombola, wheel of fortune and name the dog.
Cubs and scouts from Winscombe ran a craft stall and there were also fairground rides for thrill-seekers to enjoy.
Scouts BBQ at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Performances included a puppet show by the RNLI and a demonstration by George's Street Dancers.
The fair is organised by the Winscombe and Sandford Millennium Green Trust.
Fun fair at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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The bottle tombola with Ann Harley Vicky Taylor and Di Mavor at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Winscombe Good Neighbour Scheme human fruit machine at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Graham and David serving customer Garry with some strawberries at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Emma and Lauren running a Name the Dog competition at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Hazel Sampson with a customer for her wheel of fortune at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Winscombe School children maypole dancing at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Winscombe School children maypole dancing at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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Winscombe Good Neighbour Scheme human fruit machine at Winscombe May Fair. Picture: MARK ATHERTON
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