Bad weather holds off as villagers enjoy fayre
THERE was plenty of family fun at the Staverton Fayre despite a weekend of rain.
Visitors enjoyed everything from classic cars to craft stalls and games at the one-day annual event.
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CLASSIC: Staverton Fayre chairman, Mike Davis with his 1952 Jowett Jupiter Torquil MacLeod TQTM20120827C-008_C
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Food's Up: Tucking in at Staverton Fayre TQTM20120827C-007_C
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Bowling: The Page family TQTM20120827C-006_C
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RABBIT IN A HAT: Bang of Wizz Bang Torquil MacLeod TQTM20120827C-003_C
Organisers said it was wet but the rain held off long enough for the event not to be a wash out.
Many visitors travelled to the Staverton Elizabethan Fayre in style by steam train before completing the short walk to the village green where the fayre was being held.
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Music was provided by a ceilidh band, The Old Gaffers singing Sea Shanties and Shuffle the Deck, with entertainment for the children from the ever-popular Elfic the Jester, Punch and Judy, Wizz Bang, a bouncy castle and face painting.
Food and drink was provided by Landscove School, Riverford Farm and Bays Brewery.
One organiser said: "It went well despite the poor weather. It helps raise funds for the local churches and school, clubs and other organisations."
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