A record crowd of about 6000 people attended Saturday’s Noorat show as it built upon its reputation as a quintessential vibrant country show.
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Dirt is good: Allan Bennett of Derrinallum with his Nissan Navara that won the dirtiest vehicle award in the Noorat Show 'n' Shine.
The event was graced with fine sunny weather and people queued for tens of metres along Mackinnons Bridge Road to get into the show.
Kid and Kid: Adele McNamara, 7, enjoys some time with a goat at the show's animal nursery.
Show secretary Ms Vicki Marr said the show enjoyed outstanding support from its surrounding community and its diversity of events also drew people from far and wide.
Just a cuddle: Nadia Werth of Denmark gets up close with a jungle carpet python at the Noorat Show.
Many events had evolved over time to revitalise interest such as the Beaut Ute competition that had expanded into a Show ‘n’ Shine presenting a variety of vehicles. Entries in many competitions were up.
Scottish links: Charlie, 7, and Tom Anderson, 9 with 12-year-old Doreen, a Scottish Highland cow that was on display at the show..
